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Nitish, Modi will be jailed : Lalu, Paswan

Virtually kicking off a joint campaign for the assambly polls in Bihar slated for the year end, RJD chief Lalu Prasad and his LJP counterpart Ramvilas Paswan on Friday accused the ruling NDA of unleashing 'a reign of corruption and terror in the state'.

Updated on: Jul 17, 2010 02:39 AM IST
PTI | By , Singheshwar/Narpatganj
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Virtually kicking off a joint campaign for the assambly polls in Bihar slated for the year end, RJD chief Lalu Prasad and his LJP counterpart Ramvilas Paswan on Friday accused the ruling NDA of unleashing 'a reign of corruption and terror in the state'.

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"Today's meeting marks the beginning of end of the NDA rule synonymous with a reign of corruption and terror," the two leaders told a gathering at Sigheshwar in Madhepura district.

Referring to the Patna High Court order for a CBI probe into alleged irregularities in the execution of development and welfare schemes in Bihar between 2002-2003 and 2007-2008, Paswan said though the tenure of the Nitish Kumar government was almost at an end "We are sure that the chief minister and his deputy S K Modi will be jailed for their complicity in the loot of public funds."

"All pervasive corruption prevails in Bihar which is gripped by anarchy and chaos Bureaucracy has taken control over the system and no development is visible," Prasad said and accused Kumar of 'cheating and befooling' the people in the name of development and changing Bihar's image.

He asked the people not to vote for Congress either as "Voting Congress will mean voting for BJP and Nitish."

"Both Congress and NDA are two faces of the same coin and people should be cautious while voting this time," the RJD strongman said dubbing the Congress as 'vote katua (vote cutter)'.

 
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