Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a blistering attack on the opposition alliance in Bihar during a recent public rally, predicting an imminent internal collapse between coalition partners Congress and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD).
'Political Hair-Pulling' Forecast
The Prime Minister didn't mince words when describing the relationship between the two parties. "They'll tear each other's hair out," Modi declared, painting a vivid picture of the brewing conflict within the opposition camp. This dramatic prediction came as part of his broader criticism of the RJD's governance record in the state.
Jungleraj Jibe Resurfaces
Reigniting his previous criticism, the PM doubled down on his "Jungleraj" characterization of the RJD's tenure. "The same people who turned Bihar into 'Jungleraj' are now pretending to be saviors," he asserted, referring to the period of alleged lawlessness and corruption during RJD's previous rule.
Coalition Cracks Exposed
Modi's speech strategically highlighted what he sees as fundamental incompatibilities within the opposition alliance. "Their partnership is one of convenience, not conviction," he emphasized, suggesting that the ideological differences between Congress and RJD would inevitably lead to internal strife.
Election Season Strategy
The Prime Minister's sharp rhetoric appears calculated to undermine opposition unity during a critical election period. By forecasting internal conflict and reviving potent political terminology like "Jungleraj," the BJP aims to position itself as the stable alternative to what it portrays as a fractured opposition front.
Political analysts suggest this intensified verbal offensive signals the ruling party's determination to maintain its foothold in Bihar, where opposition alliances have previously posed significant challenges to BJP dominance.
