Lalu does it again; calls Amit Shah 'narbhakshi', Modi 'bramhapishaach'

October 10, 2015 11:28

Rashtriya Janata Dal Lalu Prasad Yadav on Saturday hit out at Bharatiya Janata Party President Amit Shah by branding him a 'narbhakshi' (cannibal) again, saying that the BJP was over and there was no hope for their victory in the upcoming Bihar elections."

"Amit Shah is a 'narbhakshi.' The defeat of the BJP is certain. Do you know what the crime rate of Gujarat was when Narendra Modi was the chief minister? He is abusing the people of Bihar and me. I am addressing him as a 'bramhapishaach'... a dangerous ghost and we have ways to ward him off," Lalu told the media persons in Patna.

Lalu's statement comes in the wake of an FIR filed against him after he had said how a 'narbhakshi' of Gujarat riots was now roaming around in Bihar, while addressing a rally earlier.

The RJD chief was responding to Shah's earlier barb.Shah, while addressing a rally in Begusarai, referred to Lalu's conviction in a fodder scam case, alleging that Bihar, which had a glorious past, had attained a bad name due to 'chara-chor' Lalu, after which an FIR was filed against him too.

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