This, even as the Rashtriya Janata Dal named Tejashwi Yadav as its Chief Minister candidate in this Bihar Assembly election. RJD and Congress are fighting this election together, part of the opposition coalition.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the relations between RJD and Congress are not stable. He said that the Congress leadership was unhappy about Tejashwi Yadav’s nomination. According to him, RJD pressured Congress to accept Tejashwi’s name as the joint candidate.
PM Modi's Remarks on Opposition Alliance
On his election campaign in Aurangabad and Nawada on Sunday, Prime Minister Modi has said there is internal conflict between RJD and Congress. According to Modi, both parties are only working together for a temporary time and will clash after the election results.
Modi said that the people of Bihar remember "Jungle Raj" and would vote for the NDA based on the issue of good governance. He said, with confidence, that the NDA would win the election with a thumping majority.
Congress Under Internal Pressure
He also criticized the Congress leadership, alleging that its senior members were restive during “Operation Sindoor,” an action targeting terrorist camps in Pakistan, and said the government had fulfilled its promise to act firmly against terrorism.
Besides this, the PM conducted a roadshow in Patna as part of his campaign schedule to reach out to the electorate all across the state.
