According to him, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and CM Nitish Kumar transferred ₹10,000 to 75 women in Bihar, but this benefit is only temporary. He claimed that after the Bihar elections, the same people would demand the money back.

Tejashwi further hit back at Modi’s remarks that women did not step out during RJD’s rule. He argued that women were active in society during his government and accused the BJP-JD(U) alliance of making false claims for votes.

The debate over the ₹10,000 scheme has now turned into a major political flashpoint in Bihar, with both sides using women’s welfare as a campaign tool.

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The government has also approved financial help of up to ₹2 lakh for women to start employment. The first installment will be ₹10,000 for every eligible woman. This scheme is one of the most ambitious steps taken before the elections.

Nitish Kumar said that his government has worked for women’s empowerment since 2005. He noted that women are now playing a strong role in family income and the state’s progress. With this decision, he hopes to make women more self-reliant and confident.

The move has both social and political value. Women will gain direct financial power, and households will benefit from added income. The scheme also creates a path for women to set up small businesses and grow financially.

Supporters call it a long-term investment in women’s welfare. Critics see it as an election strategy. Either way, the scheme highlights the importance of women in Bihar’s future.

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