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Bihar Elections: Amit Shah sends warning to terrorists; Slams opposition for nurturing infiltrators to seek vote bank

While addressing the election rally in Bihar, Union Home Minister Amit Shah sent a stern warning to the terrorists and their suppoters. He said that the answer for a bullet will be given through a bullet itself. Meanwhile, Amit Shah took a sharp jibe at the opposition and said that Rahul Gandhi, Lalu Prasad Yadav have built an infiltrators corridor to brew their vote bank, but PM Modi is striving to build an industrial corridor

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah on November 9(Sunday) said that India has responded to past terror attacks with force. He also warned that any future attacks will be addressed with a decisive respone. Home Minister sent this stern warning while announcing plans for defence infrastructure in Bihar at an election rally. Adressing the rally in Sasaram ahead of the second phase of the Bihar Assembly elections to be held on November 11, the Union minister said that India would respond with “gola” to any terrorist bullet fired.

Shah said, “On this sacred land of Shaktipeeth, I am saying, if terrorists fire a bullet, ‘hum goli ka jawab goley se deyge’. Did you know where this ‘gola’ is going to be made? PM Modi is going to establish a defence corridor and set up an ordnance factory in Bihar”. The Union Minister also contrasted the current government’s response to terror with that of previous Congress-led administration’s response.

“When Sonia, Manmohan and Lalu were in power, terrorists would sneak in, attack our land and then flee. There was no questioning. After Prime Minister Narendra Modi government came into power, we carried out a surgical strike in response to the Uri attack and an airstrike after the Pulwama attack”, Shah exclaimed. He also referred to the recent Pahalgam terror attack, in which 25 Indian nationals and one Nepali national were killed, and hailed Operation Sindoor as India’s strong retaliation. “In Pahalgam, our tourists were killed after being asked about their religion. In just 22 days, we carried out Operation Sindoor and entered Pakistan, wiping out terrorism”, the Union Minister said.

#WATCH | Sasaram, Bihar: Union Home Minister Amit Shah says, "…When Sonia, Manmohan, and Lalu were in power, terrorists would sneak in, attack our land, and then flee. There was no questioning. After Narendra Modi's government came into power, we carried out a surgical strike… pic.twitter.com/pNeYTI2p24

— ANI (@ANI) November 9, 2025

Shah also accused Rahul Gandhi and Lalu Yadav’s son, Tejashwi Yadav, of staging the recent ‘yatra’ to”protect the infiltrators” and said that the Centre would work to remove infiltrators from Bihar. He said, “Just a few days ago, Rahul Gandhi and Lalu Yadav’s son initiated a ‘Yatra.’ However, what was the purpose of the yatra? They started it to protect the infiltrators. Should there be any place for infiltrators in Bihar? The infiltrators are snatching jobs from our youth, taking away the rations of our poor and making the country unsafe”.

Home Minister said that the opposition was creating a “vote bank of infiltrators” while the Modi government was focused on industrial and economic growth in Bihar. The Union Minister said, “Let Lalu’s son and Rahul do whatever they want. From the land of Sasaram today, I pledge that we will work to expel every infiltrator from Bihar. They have created infiltrators, their vote bank. They want to build an infiltrator’s corridor and Narendra Modi wants to build an industrial corridor. In the next five years, we will work to make all of Bihar a developed state”.

The first phase of the Bihar elections, which saw a record voter turnout of 65.08 per cent, marked the highest polling percentage in the state’s history. Elections for 122 assembly seats in the second phase are scheduled on November 11. The results of the Bihar Assembly elections are slated to be announced on November 14.

(With Inputs from ANI)

Topics: Home Minister Amit ShahBihar electionsBiharLalu Prasad YadavRahul Gandhiterrorists
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