Jairam Ramesh takes “revdi” jibe at PM Modi, says countdown has become for ouster of Nitish Kumar government

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said on Saturday that the reverse count of the Biha government, led by Nitish Kumar, started Prime Minister Narendra Modi for targeting the previous pots in the opposition parties, and before the parliamentary surveys, the people of the state began distributing “Revdis” to the people.

He also repeated the Congress’s allegations of “Oy Chori” against BJP.

Ramesh said that Prime Minister Modi was “constantly criticizing” for providing a 1.3 crore woman for 2.000 RS per month, but now he’s doing the same thing.
“And only yesterday, the Prime Minister, a OPP – Once for Bihar women – announced. Just a few days before the implementation of the rules of behavior. With the vote Chori (theft of votes), the Prime Minister is now engaged in distributing the Revdi of the vote.

“The countdown for the Bihar government has already begun.

Prime Minister Modi launched Mukhymantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana for Bihar through a video conference on Friday. During the program, the Prime Minister was transferred directly to the bank accounts of the 75 lakh woman in Bihar, and a total of 7,500 RS. Within the scope of the program, each beneficiary will receive a first grant of 10,000 RS by direct benefit by additional financial support to 2 lakh in the following stages. Aid can be used in the selected areas of the beneficiary, including agriculture, animal husbandry, crafts, tailoring, weaving and other small -scale enterprises. During the event, PM Modi also interacted with beneficiaries.

The beneficiaries praised the plan and expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Modi and Prime Minister Nitish Kumar.

According to a press release by the PMO, Scheme, an attempt of the Bihar Government, aims to make women Aatmanirbhar and encourage women to strengthen through self -employment and livelihood opportunities.

It will provide financial assistance to a woman from every family in the state and enable them to start their employment or livelihood activities, thus encouraging economic independence and social strengthening.