In a fiery election speech that has set political circles abuzz, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the opposition Mahagathbandhan in Bihar, claiming the RJD literally "put a katta (revolver) on the Congress's head" to secure Tejashwi Yadav's position as their chief ministerial candidate.
The Dramatic Allegation
PM Modi didn't mince words while describing the opposition's internal dynamics. "The way the RJD got the opposition to accept Tejashwi Yadav as the CM face - they put a katta on Congress's head," the Prime Minister stated, using vivid imagery to suggest coercion rather than consensus in the opposition camp.
Post-Poll Prediction: Internal Warfare
Making an even more explosive prediction, Modi claimed that the constituent parties of the Mahagathbandhan would "break each other's heads" once the election results are declared. This dramatic forecast points to potential internal conflicts regardless of the electoral outcome.
Tejashwi's Leadership Under Scanner
The Prime Minister's comments put the spotlight squarely on Tejashwi Yadav, the young RJD leader who has emerged as the opposition's chief ministerial face. Modi's characterization suggests the opposition alliance might not be as united as they project publicly.
Political Implications in Crucial Bihar Battle
This sharp rhetoric comes at a critical juncture in Bihar politics, where the Mahagathbandhan is posing a significant challenge to the NDA. The Prime Minister's words are seen as an attempt to expose cracks in the opposition unity and question the legitimacy of their leadership structure.
The political temperature in Bihar has risen considerably following these remarks, with analysts watching closely how this narrative will influence voter sentiment in the remaining phases of polling.
