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Dreaming like Mungerilal: Giriraj Singh slams Mahagathbandhan's claim, says NDA govt will return in Bihar

Union Minister Giriraj Singh has strongly dismissed the Mahagathbandhan's claims of forming the next Bihar government. He compared their aspirations to the fictional character Mungerilal's fantasies, suggesting they're completely unrealistic. Singh challenged the opposition to account for their 15 years in politics while promising to showcase NDA's 20-year development record. The minister expressed 200% confidence that the Nitish Kumar-led NDA would return to power in Bihar.

New Delhi, Oct 6

Union Minister Giriraj Singh delivered a fiery response to the Mahagathbandhan leaders’ assertion that their alliance would form the next government in Bihar and mocked their claim as an unrealistic fantasy, comparing it to the fictional character 'Mungerilal'.

"They are dreaming like Mungerilal. Rahul Gandhi is abroad, and Tejashwi Yadav will also disappear after the elections. Why would the public vote for them?” asked Singh.

He challenged them to give account of their past 15 years in politics while asserting that the NDA would also present its 20 years of governance record.

“They should give an account of their 15 years, and we’ll give an account of our 20. Let there be a debate on development. They tried to mislead people in Bihar using the name 'SIR,' but couldn’t even name a single PM candidate. NDA government will return to power, with 200 per cent certainty," Singh remarked.

Singh, the BJP MP from Begusarai, accused the grand alliance of misleading voters through the “SIR” exercise and reaffirmed confidence that Nitish Kumar-led NDA will form the next Bihar government, emphasizing development as the central issue in Bihar battleground.

He cited the NDA’s infrastructure record, including projects inaugurated across the state under PM Modi, as concrete evidence of governance.

He stressed that the people should judge the front that talks of progress rather than resorting to divisive narratives.

Meanwhile, leaders from the INDIA bloc have expressed optimism about their alliance’s prospects in Bihar. Multiple opposition parties said they would imminently announce seat-sharing arrangements to mount a united front against the NDA.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reiterated that parties in Bihar are working jointly and promised a common manifesto soon. CPI(M) too voiced confidence that the INDIA bloc can defeat the NDA in the upcoming polls.

The backdrop to these political developments is the Election Commission’s team visit to Bihar, where it reviewed the poll preparedness in the poll-bound state. In a late-evening meeting on Sunday, the alliance partners in Mahagathbandhan are understood to have reached an accord on seat-sharing and leadership issues.

A formal announcement to this effect is expected in two days, claimed VIP chief Mukesh Sahni.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Priya S

The Mungerilal comparison is hilarious but true! Opposition leaders keep dreaming while NDA actually works. Bihar needs development, not drama.

Ananya R

While I support development, I wish Giriraj Singh would focus more on policy discussions rather than personal attacks. Both sides should maintain dignity in political discourse. 🤝

Siddharth J

As a Bihari youth, I've seen the transformation under NDA. Roads are better, industries are coming up. But we still need more jobs - that should be the focus for all parties. 💼

Michael C

The infrastructure projects mentioned are impressive, but I hope the debate stays focused on actual governance records rather than political rhetoric. Bihar deserves better politics.

Nisha Z

Both sides should stop mocking each other and present their vision clearly. We voters are tired of this constant bickering. Show us your development plans, not just criticism! 🙏

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