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Tejashwi Yadav referred to PM Modi as a "pickpocket", accusing misuse of public funds for rallies in Bihar. NDA officials lambast the remarks, drawing parallels to Lalu Prasad's historic legal troubles.

Tejashwi Yadav Takes a Dig at  PM Modi

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav stirs debate by calling PM Modi a 'pickpocket', accusing misuse of funds for rallies. NDA condemns, linking to Lalu Prasad's history.

Tejashwi Yadav criticizes PM Modi as 'pickpocket', claiming misuse of funds for Bihar rallies. NDA slams remarks, citing Lalu Prasad's past scams.

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Friday stoked a controversy by calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a &lsquo;pickpocket&rsquo; and alleged that public funds are used to arrange the latter&rsquo;s rallies in the state.
It drew condemnation from the ruling NDA in Bihar which reprimanded the Leader of the Opposition for his choice of words.
Addressing a press conference soon after Modi&rsquo;s visit to Siwan district where he launched several development projects, Yadav said, &ldquo;We do not want a prime minister who is a pickpocket ('pocketmaar'). The administration was deployed to gather the crowd. The people were brought forcefully. The NDA parties misuse government machinery and public funds to stage a crowd." They have been spending the Bihar government&rsquo;s money for so many days for this rally of the Prime Minister, the RJD leader claimed.
"This is simple pickpocketing. We neither want a pickpocket PM nor a chief minister who is not in his senses,&rdquo; Yadav said.
Responding to his comments, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary told reporters: &ldquo;Such statements of Tejashwi Yadav show his level. Just like Amitabh Bachchan had 'Mera Baap Chor Hai' (my father is a thief) written on his hand in a Hindi movie, something similar is happening with Tejashwi&rdquo;.
Echoing a similar view JD(U) leader Neeraj Kumar asserted that Tejashwi Yadav has crossed all limits.
"He is also the son of a convicted person," he said, alluding to the conviction of Yadav's father and former chief minister Lalu Prasad in fodder scam cases.
Yadav also alleged that Modi has broken all records of misleading and befooling people by addressing rallies in Bihar which were full of &lsquo;lies &amp; jumlas (rhetorics).
"The PM must analyse his delivered speeches and fake promises made to Biharis, and if he does so, he will feel embarrassed. His speech in Siwan today had no content; they were full of lies. People of Bihar will give them a befitting reply in the assembly polls in the state,&rdquo; he said.
The assembly elections in the state are due later this year.
Earlier in the day, while addressing a rally in Siwan, the PM slammed the RJD for allegedly insulting Babasaheb Bhim Rao Ambedkar and asserted that the people of Bihar would not tolerate any disrespect to the Dalit icon.
Modi, who did not mention RJD chief Lalu Prasad by name, referred to the instance of a portrait of Ambedkar being placed close to the feet of the ailing septuagenarian, for which he (Prasad) has been drawing flak from the BJP-led NDA.
"Ambedkar was against dynasty rule. But they (RJD and its allies) do not like it. So they have his portrait placed at their feet. On my way, I saw posters demanding an apology for this insult to Babasaheb. But there has been none," said Modi.

Tejashwi Yadav criticizes PM Modi's Bihar visit, claiming it aims at election strategy. He highlights NDA's unfulfilled promises. Paswan defends Modi's intentions, citing previous non-election visits as proof of concern.

Tejashwi Yadav vs Modi: Bihar Visit Sparks Controversy

Tejashwi Yadav criticizes PM Modi's Bihar visit ahead of elections

Tejashwi Yadav criticizes PM Modi's Bihar visit, claiming it aims at election strategy. He highlights NDA's unfulfilled promises. Paswan defends Modi's intentions, citing previous non-election visits as proof of concern.

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Monday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s visit to Bihar was primarily intended to issue "instructions" for effective "management" of assembly elections in the state, which are due later this year.
The former deputy CM claimed he had predicted, soon after the Delhi assembly elections, that the PM would turn his focus to Bihar. "The PM is not coming here with any solutions to the state's problems of unemployment and poverty.
Bihar continues to be the most backward state in the country despite being under NDA rule for 20 years", alleged Yadav, who is now the leader of the opposition. "I had said soon after the Delhi assembly results that now the PM and his top aides will make a beeline for Bihar since this is the only state where polls are scheduled this year. Modi is coming to Bhagalpur to issue instructions to some people for suitable management of the elections", said Yadav, without elaborating further.
The RJD leader took pride in the fact that his party won the most seats in the last couple of elections.
In 2020, when the RJD-helmed Mahagathbandhan missed getting a majority by a dozen seats, Yadav had alleged that the results were "managed" in favour of the NDA by the state's "pliant" bureaucracy. A poster put up near the RJD office reminded Modi of his earlier "unfulfilled promises." Borrowing lyrics from a popular Bollywood song, the poster carried the slogan, "Poochhti hai janata, kya hua tera vaada, vo kasam vo irada."&nbsp;
However, Union minister Chirag Paswan, who heads the Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), took exception to Yadav's charge that the PM's visit was linked to assembly elections.
The Hajipur MP pointed out "the PM had visited Jamui and Darbhanga last year when there were no elections. He comes to Bihar because he is concerned about the state, as was evident from the Union Budget presented recently". "And why does the RJD leader blame NDA for the plight of the state? Does he not remember that his party had ruled Bihar for three back-to-back terms, which was known for lawlessness and economic stagnation", asked Paswan.

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