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“We will see the same kind of Bihar that was there under Lalu Yadav’s rule in which girls could not go outside in the evening, no one was allowed to buy new car,” Devendra Fadnavis said.

Former Maharashtra Chief Minister and BJP’s Bihar election in-charge Devendra Fadnavis on Monday took a jibe at Tejashwi Yadav’s promise of 10 lakh government jobs and said that the RJD leader will buy 10 lakh country-made firearms and distribute them among his supporters and promote kidnappings, looting and robberies in the state.

“Recently, I heard that Tejashwi Yadav will offer positions to 10 lakh individuals in the principal bureau. I become more acquainted with to whom they will give occupations. They will provide the request for 10 lakh nation made guns and Bihar will again observe kidnappings and plundering. Yadav will appropriate those guns among his allies. This is the activity, he was discussing. He will offer positions to 10 lakh hijackers, bandits and killers,” Mr Fadnavis said tending to an official Q&A event of BJP laborers.

“We will see a similar sort of Bihar that was there under Lalu Yadav’s standard wherein young ladies couldn’t go outside at night, nobody was permitted to purchase new vehicle. We have seen a Bihar which had no power, water and streets. This NDA government has given all the fundamental offices in all towns, this is the change government got in its residency,” he included.

Devendra Fadnavis further said that the current Bihar is the “Bihar of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Sushil Modi and Nitish Kumar.”

“Bihar is a place that is known for insurgencies. The current Bihar will contribute in the improvement of the country. Bihar has 58 percent youth populace. Bihar youth will contribute most in the improvement of the nation. We will occupations to youth make them self free through Aatmanirbhar Bharat,” he included.

Bihar get together decisions will be held in three stages – October 28, November 3 and 7 and the tallying of votes will happen on November 10.

In the 2015 Assembly surveys, JD-U, RJD, and Congress had battled the decisions together.The BJP-drove NDA had battled the races with Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) and different partners.

RJD with 80 seats hosted rose as the single biggest gathering in the races, trailed by JD-U (71), and BJP (53). Nonetheless, BJP got the biggest vote share (24.42 percent), trailed by RJD with 18.35 percent and JD-U (16.83 percent).

Contrasts later rose between the RJD and JD-U and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar got back to NDA