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Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a powerful connection between the successful Operation Sindoor and the soil of Bihar. "The resolve of Operation Sindoor was taken from Bihar, and now, the whole world has seen its success," said PM Modi. Attacking the RJD-Congress alliance, Modi slammed past regimes for developmental neglect and corruption, claiming their era sanctioned just ₹2 lakh crore. In contrast, the BJP-led NDA has delivered transformational growth across housing, women empowerment, SHGs, and market access for local produce like Makhana. PM Modi emphasized the rise of Bihar's women: 'Over 3.5 crore women got bank accounts. More than 20 Lakhpati Didis now exist in Bihar.' He vowed to connect the state's resources with global markets, highlighting a new era of self-reliant progress.#pmmodi #narendramodi #modispeech #modibiharspeech #operationsindoor #modiinmotihari #biharrally #pmmodispeech #bihardevelopment #lakhpatididi #toi #toibharat #bharat #trending #breakingnews #indianews
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