Bihar Elections 2025: During the public meeting in Buxar, UP CM Yogi Adityanath made a scathing attack on Congress and RJD. He said that these parties used to commit dacoity by extinguishing the lanterns and want to push Bihar into darkness again. Know the complete details.
Buxar, October 29: A confluence of both religious zeal and electoral atmosphere was seen on the holy land of Buxar on Wednesday, during the Bihar Assembly elections 2025. While addressing the public meeting at ITI Ground, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath fiercely targeted Congress and RJD. He said, “Whenever a robbery was to be committed, the lanterns would be extinguished.” Yogi alleged that Congress and RJD took away the rights of the poor and even ate the fodder of the animals.
The land of Buxar decided the spiritual direction of India: Yogi Adityanath
CM Yogi said that Buxar is not only historical but also the land of India’s spiritual identity. He reminded that in Treta Yuga, Maharishi Vishwamitra had taken a pledge to get rid of terror here and Lord Shri Ram had laid the foundation of Ramrajya by destroying the demons from this earth. Yogi said, “Now this land of Buxar will be free from corruption and darkness of lanterns and will start a new era.”
‘The parties which commit robbery by extinguishing the lanterns again want to push Bihar into darkness’
CM Yogi told the public that parties like Congress and RJD are a symbol of anarchy, crime and corruption. “Bihar was once turned into a kidnapping industry, where criminals became the personification of power,” he said. Yogi described the RJD-Congress alliance as a “factory of crime and barrier to development”. He said that today there is peace and progress in Bihar because the double engine government is working under the leadership of Modi and Nitish.
‘The real face of Congress which is questioning the existence of Lord Ram is in front of everyone’
CM Yogi said that Congress had never said that Lord Ram did not exist! He said, “These are the same people who opened fire on Ram devotees and talked about building a hospital instead of a temple.” Yogi, without naming him, said on the old statement of Bhojpuri star and RJD candidate Khesari Lal Yadav that those who are against Ram Temple do not know that the Modi government built a grand temple of Ram Lalla, Dashrath Medical College and Maharishi Valmiki Airport in Ayodhya. He said, “Ram Lalla, we will come, we will build the temple there”. BJP fulfilled this promise, which Congress and RJD could never do.
‘Now Bihar needs double engine light, not lantern’
Yogi Adityanath said that now in Bihar there is talk of employment and not kidnapping. Every poor is getting house, ration, gas, toilet and health security, this is the real face of Modi ji’s ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’. He said that just as the mafias were bulldozed in UP, now the time has come to remove the “political mafias” in Bihar.
‘UP on the path of Ramrajya, now it’s Bihar’s turn’
CM Yogi said, “Uttar Pradesh is today in the new era of Ramrajya, where criminals are in jail and the poor are getting houses.” He warned, “Whoever violates the rights of the poor or plays with the respect of sisters will get a ticket to Yamraj’s house.” Yogi said that now Bihar should also choose the same path.
Ram-Janaki Marg will be built from Buxar to Ayodhya: Yogi Adityanath
CM Yogi said that Ram-Janaki Marg is being built from Ayodhya to Sitamarhi at a cost of Rs 6155 crore, which will further strengthen the religious and cultural relations between Ayodhya and Janakpur (Nepal). He said that the faith of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh is linked to each other, “Bihar is the motherland of our mother Janaki.” ‘Bihar needs a bullet train of development, not a lantern’ Yogi Adityanath, in support of NDA candidates from Buxar, Dumraon and Brahmapur, former IPS Anand Mishra, Rahul Singh and Hulas Pandey, said that Bihar now needs a government like a double engine bullet train. He said, “When Bihar suffers, India also suffers. The development of Bihar is the basis of the progress of the entire country.” Yogi appealed to the public that this time vote for the light of development and not for lanterns.