Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Bihar President Dilip Jaiswal on Monday launched a scathing attack on the opposition, saying that the 'Mahagathbandhan' of the INDIA alliance will engage in 'jumlebazi' for one week as they do not have any other issue.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Bihar on October 30 as part of the BJP's campaign for Assembly elections to attend two programmes in Muzaffarpur and Chhapra.
"If you vote for Jan Suraaj, all those who have come home for Chhath, will never go outside Bihar for employment... The youth of Bihar want employment in Bihar itself... A people's government is going to be formed in Bihar...," said Prashant Kishor in an election rally in Sitamarhi.
Earlier in the day, Union Home Minister Amit Shah urged the Bihar voters to elect a government committed to development and law and order, warning against the return of "jungle raj" if the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan comes to power.
Earlier, Bihar BJP President Dilip Jaiswal slammed Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, whom he believed was attempting to "snatch" the title "Jan Nayak" from Bihar's former CM Karpoori Thakur.
Addressing an election rally in Saran's Amnour constituency in support of BJP candidate Krishan Kumar Mantoo, the Chief Minister said that the NDA government has restored the rule of law in the State.
Bihar BJP president Dilip Jaiswal took a sharp dig at the Mahagathbandhan, highlighting internal rifts and questioning its ability to govern effectively.
RJD leader Shweta Suman on Wednesday broke down in tears as she claimed that the Election Commission cancelled her candidature from Mohania Assembly constituency.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Sanjay Jaiswal on Wednesday took a dig at Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor, saying that all 153 candidates fielded by the latter's party will lose their deposits in the already announced Bihar assembly elections.
BJP leader Sudhanshu Trivedi on Tuesday slammed RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav's remarks on job creation and women's welfare in Bihar, asserting that the youth leader should stop "joking with the people of Bihar."
Jaiswal noted that the people of Bihar have realised their future cannot be secure in the hands of an alliance that struggles to distribute seats and is constantly at odds over seat sharing.
Speaking to the reporters, Kishor alleged that there is no democracy or alliance left in Bihar, and three of his party's candidates have withdrawn their nominations under the BJP's pressure.