Will support Modi if he grants special status: Jitan Manjhi
BY Agencies17 Nov 2014 4:01 AM IST
Agencies17 Nov 2014 4:01 AM IST
Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi on Saturday said he was ready to become the support of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi if he granted special category status to the state and fulfilled other long pending demands.
‘If you fulfill your commitment to provide special category status to Bihar and other long pending demands like reimbursing Rs 1,000 crore spent by the state from its limited resources to repair national highways, I will become your supporter,’ Manjhi said in his speech while inauguration of the fourth unit NTPC Barh Super Thermal Power Plant.
Addressing a public function after the commercial launch of the unit, he took potshots at the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government at the Centre saying ‘Going by loud assertions of its ministers, it seems all the problems of Bihar have been solved.’ ‘In place of high decibel claims the state needs concrete steps to solve Bihar’s problems on the ground,’ he said.
He referred to the seven ministers of the union government hailing from the north Indian state of Bihar as ‘sat bhaiya’ (seven brothers) and urged them to ensure that the dues of the state
were fullfilled.
‘If you fulfill your commitment to provide special category status to Bihar and other long pending demands like reimbursing Rs 1,000 crore spent by the state from its limited resources to repair national highways, I will become your supporter,’ Manjhi said in his speech while inauguration of the fourth unit NTPC Barh Super Thermal Power Plant.
Addressing a public function after the commercial launch of the unit, he took potshots at the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government at the Centre saying ‘Going by loud assertions of its ministers, it seems all the problems of Bihar have been solved.’ ‘In place of high decibel claims the state needs concrete steps to solve Bihar’s problems on the ground,’ he said.
He referred to the seven ministers of the union government hailing from the north Indian state of Bihar as ‘sat bhaiya’ (seven brothers) and urged them to ensure that the dues of the state
were fullfilled.
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