The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s mother was verbally abused during a recent rally led by Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav in Bihar. The BJP described the incident as “shocking and unacceptable,” demanding immediate action and an apology from the RJD leadership.
According to BJP sources, derogatory remarks were reportedly directed at PM Modi’s mother by a section of attendees at the rally, which took place last week as part of the RJD’s campaigning ahead of upcoming elections. Party leaders claimed the incident was part of a larger attempt to defame the Prime Minister and his family.
RJD leaders, however, dismissed the allegations, calling them a “political conspiracy” aimed at diverting attention from the state’s pressing issues. Tejashwi Yadav, addressing the controversy, denied any misconduct by his supporters and emphasized that the party respects all citizens, including the families of political leaders. “These claims are baseless and designed to mislead the public,” Yadav said.
Political analysts suggest that the incident reflects the heightened tensions between the BJP and RJD as the state gears up for crucial elections. Both parties have been actively mobilizing supporters, and incidents like this can quickly escalate into major political debates.
BJP leaders have urged the Election Commission to investigate the matter and ensure that such incidents do not occur during election rallies. Meanwhile, social media platforms have seen heated discussions, with users debating the credibility of the claims and the political implications.
As the controversy unfolds, political observers say it highlights the increasingly aggressive rhetoric in Bihar politics, with both ruling and opposition parties keen to influence public sentiment ahead of the polls.
