Samrat Chaudhary told the difference between Lalu and PM?
Bihar bjp State President and deputy chief minister Samrat Choudhary, in his statement given to journalists on tuesday (05 March), has told what is the difference between Lalu prasad Yadav and PM Modi. He also took a dig at former deputy chief minister Tejashwi Yadav.
Samrat Chaudhary said, "Be it me or the entire family of the bharatiya janata party, the family of every poor person, every youth of the country, all are Modi ji's family. Lalu Yadav only sees his own family. It is visible that Lalu Yadav is only concerned about himself. He is concerned about his wife and son-daughter. narendra modi is concerned about the entire country. narendra modi has considered the entire country as his family. This is the difference between an individualist party on one side and the entire society on the other. In narendra modi, the leader who unites."
'Why make too many statements about the child...'
In response to a question, Samrat Chaudhary took a dig at Tejashwi Yadav. Said that they are children. What is the point of making too many statements on a child? He has stayed in the house longer than his age. On this question, Tejashwi has said that Samrat Chaudhary has changed five parties. On this, Samrat Chaudhary said that he did not know the count. That is why it was not said that now the child will have to be taught counting also.
The DMK leader has said that they do not believe in Bharat Mata Ki Jai. Do not consider india as a country. On this, Samrat Chaudhary said, "These people are mentally ill. The people of the alliance are only concerned with me. Someone wants 2G for his family, that is, he wants two generation politics. The people of tamil Nadu whom you are talking about. They belong to the 3rd generation i.e. three generations. The congress party is enduring the slavery of four generations. The bharatiya janata party clearly believes that hard work will have to be done. If there are family members too, they will work hard for the party, only then they will move forward."