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This special report focuses on the political face-off during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's roadshow in Patna, Bihar, featuring BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad and his sharp rebuttal to comments made by Congress's Rahul Gandhi. Reacting to Rahul Gandhi calling the Prime Minister 'darpok' (coward), Ravi Shankar Prasad stated, 'If Rahul Gandhi does not know how to respect the post of the prime minister, then he is sanskaar heen (lacking in values)'. The segment captures the heated election atmosphere as Prasad defends the Prime Minister and the NDA's development model. He dismisses allegations of internal conflict within the Mahagathbandhan as public knowledge and criticises Gandhi for his statements, asserting that such remarks are unbecoming of a political leader from a family of prime ministers.
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