If every woman wins the Grand Alliance in Bihar, every woman gets Rs.

Congress leader Alka Lamba’s election promise in Bihar

Congress poll promises to Bihar women: All parties are preparing for the Bihar elections and the election promises are beginning to bear. The Congress, which is waiting for him to return to power, has played such a race that can return its good days. All India Mahila Congress leader Alka Lamba announced on Wednesday that if the Grand Alliance comes to power after the end of this year, Bihar women will receive Rs 2,500 every month. Lamba assured this at a press conference in Patna, in which he supported the ‘My Ban Man’ program, which was considered by his coalition partner RJD’s Tejashvi Yadav a few months ago.

According to Alka Lamba, women will provide Rs 2,500 per month

He said that the NDA governments in both the center and the state do not care about the welfare of the people, especially women. But the Congress coalition partners and the Grand Alliance are concerned. If the Grand coalition comes to power in the upcoming elections in Bihar, the state government will provide Rs 2,500 per month. He said the project would be implemented as soon as we made the government, just as we did in Telangana, Karnataka and Himachal Pradesh.

Alka Lamba said that party leaders would share the forms for the project throughout the state and that forms of women would be filled by the workers of coalition partners. The party has also released a mobile number – 8800023525 – Eligible women can make missed calls for registration. He accused the Bihar government of providing financial assistance only Rs. It is not regularly provided. The plight of women in Bihar’s rural areas is very pathetic … The crime against women has increased significantly, but the state government is a freezing audience.

Tejashvi Yadav announced the project

When asked about the similar plan that Tejashvi Yadav had already announced, Bihar Congress leader Rajesh Ram told reporters, “I am making it clear … this is the Grand Alliance plan.” Workers of all coalition partners will work in raising awareness among voters on this project, which will be implemented after the creation of the government. He said the decision was taken at a recent meeting of the Grand Alliance Coordinating Committee for Bihar. This is not a plan for a particular party. However, it is true that the project was first implemented in Karnataka and later in Himachal Pradesh and a similar project was implemented by the Grand Alliance Government in Jharkhand.

BJP said- Grand Alliance parties fight among themselves

Responding to the announcement, state BJP spokesperson Neeraj Kumar shows how the Grand Alliance parties are fighting each other to borrow this project today. They only mislead voters.

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