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  • Dhurandhar 2’s Atiq Ahmed Portrayal Wins Bihar Minister Nod

    ‘Dhurandhar-2’ is rewriting Bollywood success stories, but its raw nod to gangster Atiq Ahmed’s life through the character Atif Ahmed has politicians weighing in. Bihar’s Ram Kripal Yadav, a former colleague in Parliament, called the depiction accurate and applaudable.

    In Patna on March 20, Yadav elaborated, ‘Cinema showcases societal happenings. Atiq served as MP alongside me; I observed him closely. Portraying him is justified—the audience’s response confirms it. Heartfelt congratulations to director Aditya Dhar and the stellar team, including Ranveer Singh.’

    The film’s box office storm shows no signs of abating, potentially topping the first ‘Dhurandhar’. Viral highlights include Atif’s demonetization reaction on TV, dialogues with Major Iqbal, and a gut-wrenching finale where he mourns his son’s funeral denial before bullets fly.

    Social platforms erupt with mixed views: accusations of governmental inaction pre-death versus endorsements of demonetization as a bulwark against destructive plots by India-Pakistan operatives. Yadav’s perspective, rooted in personal history, adds authenticity, blurring lines between silver screen fiction and stark political reality.

    As ‘Dhurandhar-2′ captivates millions, it spotlights enduring questions about crime lords’ legacies, official complicity, and art’s role in truth-telling—cementing its place as 2024’s most provocative hit.

  • Rumors in Global War Era Are Treason, Says Bihar’s Dilip Jaiswal

    Patna witnessed bold rhetoric from Minister Dilip Jaiswal on Sunday as he branded rumor dissemination during international conflicts as treason. With battles simmering across Iran, Israel, US, Russia, and Ukraine, Jaiswal reiterated India’s core mission: citizen protection and service continuity.

    In detailed remarks, he explained how these distant wars spawn economic tremors worldwide, yet India remains focused on domestic resilience. “Ensuring every household has access to necessities is our north star,” he affirmed.

    Jaiswal unleashed on rumor factories within the INDIA bloc and Congress, accusing them of weaponizing fake news on fuel shortages to incite unrest. “India isn’t a battlefield, so why manufacture crises here? This is disloyalty,” he charged.

    Pushing for rigorous enforcement, he stressed punishing offenders to safeguard social harmony. “No room for panic peddlers when unity is paramount.”

    Venturing into Bengal politics, Jaiswal spotlighted PM Modi’s rally triumph. “Crores showed up, fed up with Mamata Banerjee’s manipulative governance,” he observed.

    TMC’s blueprint, he alleged, thrives on intimidation and bureaucratic bullying, breeding unemployment, underdevelopment, and despair. “Bengal’s masses are enlightened; BJP will usher in prosperity soon.”

    Jaiswal’s comprehensive takedown blends foreign policy savvy with sharp politicking, reinforcing that internal discipline fortifies against external storms. His treason analogy cuts deep, rallying for a panic-proof nation.

  • Central Govt’s Role in LPG Safety Amid Iran Tensions: Yadav

    India dodged a bullet in the ongoing Middle East flare-up as the Shivalik, an LPG-laden ship, crossed the Strait of Hormuz without incident on Friday night—day 15 of US-Israel-Iran hostilities. Bihar Minister Ramkripal Yadav spotlighted the central leadership’s contributions.

    Expressing sincere appreciation for PM Modi and Foreign Minister Jaishankar, Yadav said their impactful roles ensured no oil or gas deficits, masterfully tackling a grave challenge through smart governance.

    With capacity exceeding 50,000 tons, Shivalik’s safe exit is vital for maintaining LPG availability nationwide.

    Turning to local matters, Yadav endorsed Governor Syed Ata Hasnain’s initiation, foreseeing Bihar’s transformation into a thriving developed entity under his stewardship.

    On Rajya Sabha buzz from a Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary meetup, Yadav called it procedural people-connect. NDA’s quintet of nominees are poised for sure wins in these propitious polls post-12 years, he affirmed.

    Global worries have triggered unnecessary cylinder rushes despite no shortages. Petroleum Joint Secretary Sujata Sharma countered rumors, detailing 2.5-day cycles and anti-hoarding DAC protocols.

    This success story exemplifies how proactive measures and international savvy keep India’s energy wheels turning smoothly.

  • EC Fully Transparent on SIR: Bihar Min Jaiswal Hits Out at TMC

    Defending the integrity of India’s electoral machinery, Bihar Minister Dilip Jaiswal dismissed concerns over West Bengal’s SIR exercise. ‘The Election Commission works with utmost clarity—no eligible vote is struck off,’ he declared in Patna.

    The initiative targets cleaning up rolls by excising names of the passed away or fakes, Jaiswal elaborated. Robust checks ensure rightful voters aren’t disenfranchised, with ample rectification windows provided.

    TMC’s Rajya Sabha slate drew his ire next. ‘These candidates are nobodies to the public,’ he scoffed. ‘Trinamool favors those utterly detached from people’s struggles, not true representatives.’

    On Kejriwal’s Jantar Mantar plans, Jaiswal urged restraint. ‘High court appeal pending, full review awaited. Notice issued accordingly. Given past judicial oversight, don’t pop the champagne yet.’

    Heartfelt wishes poured for CM Nitish Kumar’s birthday, with Jaiswal attributing Bihar’s multifaceted progress—development, cohesion, good rule—to his leadership. He prayed for the leader’s sustained health and service prowess.

    Minister Vijay Chaudhary chimed in, saluting Nitish’s direction in elevating Bihar to fresh heights in advancement, governance, and fairness.

  • Shirtless Protest at AI Summit Draws BJP Ire on Rahul Gandhi

    Tensions flared in political circles as Bihar’s Mangal Pandey, a key government minister, branded Rahul Gandhi a figure of ridicule whom Indians no longer heed. The trigger: Youth Congress’s audacious shirtless protest at the prestigious India AI Summit, which Pandey cited as yet another failed Congress ploy to sully national pride.

    Hosted at Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam, the summit boasted attendance from 20 world leaders, making it a critical showcase for India’s tech prowess. Congress’s intervention, however, turned heads for all the wrong reasons. ‘Whenever there’s a chance to badmouth India, Congress leads the pack. Rahul Gandhi is becoming a punchline, explaining the public’s indifference,’ Pandey asserted.

    The minister decried the protest as an affront to global decorum, causing dismay among delegates. ‘Congress aimed to tarnish our image via this shameless act, but they achieved nothing,’ he observed, questioning the party’s grasp on democratic norms.

    BJP MP Ashwini Choubey piled on, revealing the summit’s vast scope with 140 countries represented. He portrayed the shirtless stunt as a ‘destructive conspiracy’ by Congress operatives to weaken India on the world stage, executed under leadership signals.

    This public spat illuminates BJP’s aggressive counteroffensive against opposition provocations. Gandhi’s camp faces mounting scrutiny, with critics arguing such missteps accelerate Congress’s marginalization. Looking ahead, these exchanges could shape voter sentiments in upcoming electoral battles.

  • Ramkripal: Bengal Voters Ready to Discard TMC Forever

    Patna buzzed with political heat as Minister Ramkripal Yadav unleashed on Mamata Banerjee, forecasting a brutal rejection for TMC in Bengal. ‘Folks are set to fling TMC into the Bay of Bengal,’ he declared, encapsulating voter fury.

    Yadav argued Mamata’s defeat is mental already, tormented by loss and legal woes. Massive corruption has alienated her administration, with aides prosecuted and loyalty crumbling.

    ‘Her fear manifests in reckless statements; the government distances itself from her corruption-tainted rule,’ he analyzed.

    Defending SIR processes, Yadav insisted on legality: ‘No improper exclusions; accountability rules.’ This extends to group involvements in UP.

    Parliament-wise, he held Rahul Gandhi responsible for stalemates. ‘Norms allow full expression, yet they disrupt rather than engage,’ he pointed out.

    On the US trade deal impacting agri-dairy, Yadav protected sovereignty: ‘Agriculture is ours alone; external dictates rejected outright.’

    Yadav’s comments signal BJP’s momentum, portraying TMC’s ouster as an anti-corruption uprising poised to reshape Bengal’s political landscape.

  • Jaiswal Pays Tribute to Karpoori Thakur on Eve of Birth Anniversary

    Bihar Minister Dilip Jaiswal joined a significant seminar in Patna on Thursday, organized by the Social Justice Struggle Front and National Nai Mahasabha, to discuss NDA’s contributions to extremely backward class development—just before Bharat Ratna Karpoori Thakur’s jayanti.

    In his keynote, Jaiswal vividly recalled Thakur’s hallmark traits: unpretentious living, firm principles, and tireless public welfare. ‘Thakur’s life was a testament to social justice, fully surrendered to the upliftment of the forsaken,’ he stated. His drive for societal harmony inspires ongoing reforms.

    The minister detailed Thakur’s remarkable detachment from material wealth. Despite top posts including two terms as CM, Thakur left this world without assets. Jaiswal contrasted this with prevalent self-serving politics, positioning Thakur’s approach as a model for prioritizing the marginalized.

    Thakur’s ethical compass never wavered; power remained a tool for service, not family aggrandizement. His foundational push for backward class reservations transformed access to opportunities.

    Conveying Basant Panchami blessings, Jaiswal sought Maa Saraswati’s benevolence for knowledge dissemination. NDA’s dedication to scholastic advancement and value infusion was reaffirmed. ‘May wisdom light our paths and foster virtuous living,’ he invoked.

    Thakur’s narrative endures as Bihar’s moral compass, aligning seamlessly with NDA’s inclusive governance blueprint for a just future.