PM Modi taking votes from Bihar, setting up factories in Gujarat: Prashant

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Founder of ” Jan Suraaj ” Prashant Kishor on Tuesday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been getting votes from Bihar but setting up factories in Gujarat during the last ten years of his tenure.

Kishor exhorted people of Bihar to think for themselves and their children, rather than being satisfied with only getting 5 Kg of free ration. People of Bihar had been supporting Modi, which helped him in becoming PM for the third consecutive term but factories were being set up by his government in Gujarat only, he pointed out.

” Youths of Bihar are working in factories of Gujarat on nominal remunerations as there is no job opportunity for them in their home state “, Jan Suraaj leader said, adding that PM Modi was taking steps for setting up factories in every block of Gujarat. Before voting in the next assembly elections, people of Bihar should think about what they were getting, without being trapped in issues that were of no use to them, he suggested.

” Ayodhya dispute was settled and the temple of Ram lalla was built while there was Hindu-Muslim tension all around in the country “, Kishor said, adding that people of Bihar were seen satisfied and enthused with only such a scenario prevailing in the country. What did these issues mean for people of Bihar when their children were working as labourers in factories of Gujarat and other states of the country, he asked.

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