Prime Minister Narendra Modi Saturday claimed that people were not voting for the RJD-helmed opposition in Bihar as they fear that if the INDIA bloc were voted to power, the regime would put a ‘katta’ (country-made firearm) at their heads.

In contrast, the PM told a rally in Sitamarhi district of the poll-bound state that the NDA was facilitating start-up enterprises, in addition to better education and growth in spheres like sports.

“I shudder to hear that the RJD, in its campaign, is getting children to say that upon growing up they wish to become ‘rangdaar’ (street bully). Bihar definitely does not want a government which has ‘katta’, ‘kushasan’ (misgovernance), ‘kroorta’ (cruelty) and corruption to offer”, said Modi.

The PM, who has addressed over a dozen rallies since elections wer

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