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Lalu mocks Modi, says Dhritarashtra sitting in Hastinapur

| | 05 Oct 2015, 02:29 pm
Patna, Oct 5 (IBNS) Keeping up his burst of scathing attack against the BJP and its mentor RSS, Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad has said that the people of Bihar will not let any outsider rule the state.

"Does anyone know Bihar better than Nitish and Lalu? We will not let the people from Gujarat destroy the state," he tweeted on Monday.

The RJD chief also took on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him "Dhritarashtra" and said the PM is afraid.

"The Dhritarashtra sitting in Hastinapur is not just blind but deaf and dumb too. BJP leaders are free to create anarchy in the society. This Dhritrashtra is afraid. He only shouts but when it is needed, he takes a vow of silence," he tweeted.

In an earlier post on Gandhiji's birthday,  Lalu had held Modi responsible for the assassination of the father of the nation.

Lalu Prasad, who has forged an alliance with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United) and the Congress to resist BJP's foray into the state in the coming Assembly elections has also mocked Modi over his promise to bring back black money.

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