Yadav Praises Nitish Kumar’s Three‑Month Salary Aid for Flood Victims

Patna, September 19 – Ramkripal Yadav, a senior minister in the Bihar government, lauded Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s decision to grant three months’ salary to families affected by recent floods. Yadav described the measure as “commendable” and urged business leaders and citizens to contribute their own earnings to support relief operations.

He appealed for secret donations, emphasizing that assisting flood victims has become a moral duty for every resident of the state. Yadav’s statement came alongside his broader critique of the Congress party, which he said is forging ties with anti‑national elements, a trend he believes will further weaken the party’s influence.

Commenting on RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s assertion that religion is embedded in DNA, Yadav agreed, calling it an inherent truth that unites people across diverse backgrounds.

Addressing the Supreme Court challenge filed by West Bengal’s Mamata Banerjee against an Election Commission order, Yadav noted that the TMC has fractured into multiple factions, making the commission’s decision likely to be welcomed by voters.

He wrapped up his remarks by highlighting the continued solidarity of the NDA coalition, now guided by Samrat Chaudhary, and assured that this unity will sustain the government’s agenda.

Yadav’s comprehensive address covered political, social, and humanitarian issues, reflecting the complex challenges facing Bihar today.