PM Modi slams RJD and Congress, accuses them of bringing jungle raj in Bihar

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UPDATED: Jun 20, 2025 14:56 IST

Addressing a large gathering in Siwan on Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the Congress and RJD, accusing them of plunging Bihar into an era of 'jungle raj' marked by lawlessness, poverty, and mass migration. He praised the people of Bihar for ending that dark chapter and said the state is now progressing steadily under the NDA government.

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