Stressing that India will make "rapid progress" under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP leader Vivek Thakur dismissed Lalu Yadav's statement and said there is "no need to take his words seriously".
"It is an old habit of his to make such comments and there is no need to take his words seriously. He is a veteran leader. We have seen for three decades that he keeps saying one thing or the other," the BJP leader said. . , adding that the NDA's "historic victory" has led to the formation of a "stable" government at the Center for the next five years.
Responding to RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav's comments on law and order, Vivek Thakur criticized the opposition, implying that "those associated with crime should not comment on such issues".
"Those who are synonymous with crime and criminalization should refrain from talking about these issues. Generation after generation, people know very well who is synonymous with crime," he added.
JD(U) leader Neeraj Kumar attacked Lalu Yadav, mocking him as a "self-styled fortune teller" since his sentencing by the judiciary.
The JD(U) leader sarcastically suggested that the people of Bihar should consult Lalu Yadav with his birth charts, but warned them to "avoid giving up his land".
"After being sentenced by the judiciary, Lalu Yadav found a new job as a fortune teller. He has become a fortune teller. We hope that the common people of Bihar will go with their birth charts to his residence, and he will see if they have a favorable position. However, don't risk giving up your land when you meet him," Neeraj Kumar said, adding that the RJD leader "does not control his own destiny."
On Friday, Lalu Yadav had said that the "weak" central government led by Prime Minister Modi could collapse in August.
"The central government is very weak and may collapse in August this year. This will allow INDIA block to form a new government," Lalu Prasad said while addressing RJD leaders and workers at the 28th Foundation Day of RJD in the party headquarters. Head office in Patna.
"It is an old habit of his to make such comments and there is no need to take his words seriously. He is a veteran leader. We have seen for three decades that he keeps saying one thing or the other," the BJP leader said. . , adding that the NDA's "historic victory" has led to the formation of a "stable" government at the Center for the next five years.
Responding to RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav's comments on law and order, Vivek Thakur criticized the opposition, implying that "those associated with crime should not comment on such issues".
"Those who are synonymous with crime and criminalization should refrain from talking about these issues. Generation after generation, people know very well who is synonymous with crime," he added.
JD(U) leader Neeraj Kumar attacked Lalu Yadav, mocking him as a "self-styled fortune teller" since his sentencing by the judiciary.
The JD(U) leader sarcastically suggested that the people of Bihar should consult Lalu Yadav with his birth charts, but warned them to "avoid giving up his land".
"After being sentenced by the judiciary, Lalu Yadav found a new job as a fortune teller. He has become a fortune teller. We hope that the common people of Bihar will go with their birth charts to his residence, and he will see if they have a favorable position. However, don't risk giving up your land when you meet him," Neeraj Kumar said, adding that the RJD leader "does not control his own destiny."
On Friday, Lalu Yadav had said that the "weak" central government led by Prime Minister Modi could collapse in August.
"The central government is very weak and may collapse in August this year. This will allow INDIA block to form a new government," Lalu Prasad said while addressing RJD leaders and workers at the 28th Foundation Day of RJD in the party headquarters. Head office in Patna.
