Narendra Modi gave political tips to both the Deputy CMs of Bihar, Samrat Vijay assured of good governance
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Patna. After the formation of the new government in Bihar, both the Deputy CMs appointed by BJP, Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha, went to Delhi and took the mantra of good governance from the Prime Minister. Both the Deputy Chief Ministers of Bihar met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Parliament House. Although this was a formal meeting, Narendra Modi has given very important tips to both the generals of his party in Bihar. Meanwhile, news has also come that Nitish Kumar will go to Delhi to meet the Prime Minister on 7th February.
Don’t forget BJP’s agenda
If sources are to be believed, the Prime Minister clearly explained one thing to both the Deputy CMs of Bihar that the party is identified by its agenda. The promises made by the party to the public have to be fulfilled at all costs. Even in the coalition government, keep the party’s agenda forward and work in the public interest. PM Modi said that the Deputy CM and ministers of BJP in the NDA government should not forget the agenda of the party. They should work according to the policies of their party. The Prime Minister said that coalition dharma should be followed, but not at the cost of his party’s policies.
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no compromise with corruption
A senior BJP leader said that the Prime Minister gave strict instructions to both the Deputy CMs that they should not compromise with corruption. This message should be sent among the public that the atmosphere has changed after the formation of Nitish Kumar’s government with BJP. Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha assured the Prime Minister that they would work only as per the policies of the party. The cabinet in Bihar will be expanded after getting the trust vote in the assembly on February 12. BJP has decided the names of its quota ministers keeping the social equations in mind.
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