Vijay Sinha said – Not casteism, the wave of development will make Bihar strong!

Bihar Agriculture Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha said on Sunday that farmers will prosper, women will become entrepreneurs, youth will get employment opportunities and there will be prosperity in the lives of workers, only then the dream of developed Bihar and self-reliant India will come true.

He said that instead of politics dividing the society into castes, there is a need to unite all sections and move them forward on the path of development. Strong Bihar will be created not by the poison of caste, but by the wave of development of Jamaat.

Vijay Kumar Sinha was addressing the Kisan Samvad and felicitation ceremony organized at Traitapali Math in Naubatpur, Patna on the occasion of Diwali. During this, he interacted with the farmers and appreciated their contribution.

The Agriculture Minister said that farmers have no caste, they are priests of the community. Farmers are not just food providers but are the strong foundation of the country's economy and rural development. A prosperous Bihar cannot be imagined without strengthening the agriculture sector.

There is a need to increase farmers' income, ensure participation of women farmers and encourage agro-based entrepreneurship. Along with this, new employment opportunities should also be created for the youth in the agriculture sector.

He said that a person should not be identified by his caste or social background, but by his talent, hard work, ability and contribution. Respecting every talent and providing equal opportunities to all is the basis of building a strong Bihar.

Continuous efforts are necessary so that talented youth get the opportunity to move forward, women get the platform to become self-reliant and workers get the benefit of respect, security and economic progress.

He said that now politics of satisfaction will pave the way for development in the country rather than appeasement politics. Appeasement divides the society, whereas satisfaction is the medium to deliver the benefits of development to every individual. The priority of the government is to extend the benefits of the schemes to the person standing at the last rung of the society and give him the opportunity of a respectable life.

On the occasion of Diwali, he appealed to the people to rise above caste, class and discrimination and give priority to development, talent, hard work and social harmony. He said that respect for all, opportunity for all and development for all is the resolution of prosperous Bihar and developed India.