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Rahul questioned Nitish for Migration of Citizens of Bihar to other states

Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi raised the issue on several attack done on Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. This issue was raised by this Youth leader on Saturday. Rahul is also concerned regarding the finances sent by Central Government to Bihar government for the expansion of rustic areas.

Rahul strikes the states JD-BJP ruling government stiff on troubles like expansion and socialism. Rahul disapproved Mr. Nitish Kumars fresh comments that the Central Government had been harassing Bihar and that the state's expansion was attained with its individual assets.

Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi twice verbal communications was complete with forcefully crowded harangues against Nitish Kumars Bihar Government and pleas to be public to support the congress getting expansion and opulence.

Rahul Gandhi said “Nitish Kumar regularly give comments regarding the Delhi Government that they do not provide finance for Bihar. The UPA administration has provided Rs. 19000 crores to Bihar Government as besides Rs. 3000 crores for rustic expansion, though the capital does not attain the rural communities and instead of going into sleaze. We should provide Bihar a fresh and Government that administers schemes of Central Government in the correct way.”

Rahul Gandhi said merely 3000 citizens in Bihar had got the assured 100-day job underneath MGNREGS. Nitish Kumar’s administration argues to have brought expansion to Bihar State, though those are your own people transferring to different places such as Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Mumbai? I visit numerous cities and places regularly, but where I go, I find Bihar’s citizens working. Bal Thackeray instructed Bihar citizens to be evicted of Mumbai and when you are determined out your state government never does anything and even doesn't reply to Thackeray’s questions.

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