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PM Modi slams RJD-led opposition in Bihar, says people reject ‘katta raj’ politics

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the RJD-led opposition of promoting fear-based politics in Bihar, saying voters rejected the “katta raj” era. Addressing rallies in Sitamarhi and Purnea, he said Bihar now needs youth focused on startups, while Congress chief Kharge dismissed NDA victory claims

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Modi said that voters gave a 65-volt jhatka to the Opposition. Pics/PTI

Modi said that voters gave a 65-volt jhatka to the Opposition. Pics/PTI

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday claimed that people were not voting for the RJD-led opposition in Bihar as they feared that if the INDIA bloc were voted to power, the regime would put a katta (gun) to their heads.

The PM told a rally in Sitamarhi district of Bihar that the NDA was facilitating start-up enterprises, along with better education and growth in areas such as sports. Modi said, “In Bihar, there was a trend of carrying katta and telling people to ‘hands up’. But I say, in Bihar, there is no place for that anymore. Bihar needs children who dream of startups, not ‘hands up’ leaders.”

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