Pappu Yadav cornered the government on Bihar floods, raised questions!

Purnia MP Pappu Yadav has attacked the state and central government on the flood situation in Bihar. He said that they (BJP) are missing Nepal, but Bihar is being kicked.

Pappu Yadav said that 56 lakh people are affected in Bihar. At the time of elections, 100 helicopters are seen, but at the time of floods, not a single helicopter was seen. The poor man has been hungry for 8-9 days. They are staying alive by drinking water. Two thousand crore rupees should be announced for these people. Their loan should be waived off.

On the central team that went to Bihar to take stock of the flood situation, Purnia MP Pappu Yadav told IANS, “Today this is the era of AI and drones. Who went to drive tractors in dry areas without proper information? We all have been exposed.

One day the Chief Minister had gone out for five minutes. Even after 18 days, the water level in Ahmedabad, Burari and Bhagalpur remains the same, except in a few areas. After 18 days you went there, sat on the boat for two minutes and got photographed.
You painted the tractor saffron colour, but what did you see? Have you seen Lakhisarai, Bhagalpur, Ahmedabad, Buxar, Nirmali or Sonpur?”

He said that the Prime Minister had announced Rs 5,000 crore, but the public has not received it. Where did those five thousand crore rupees go? Many announcements were made for Bihar, but what is the situation now. They are missing Nepal, but why are Bihar being kicked?

Pappu Yadav also raised questions on BJP's 'Aashirvad Ka Diya' program on the birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said that this is the first incident in the tradition of celebrating a government festival. People are angry with this and have criticized. I believe this sends the wrong message.

He said that on this occasion they (BJP) should have organized employment or farmer fair. Inflation should have been reduced.

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