File photo of Amit Shah.
Patna:
Attacking Narendra Modi's close confidant and former Gujarat Minister of State for Home Affairs Amit Shah over his Azamgarh comment, RJD President Lalu Prasad on Tuesday called him a 'terrorist'.
"Amit Shah is a terrorist. He is the right hand man of Narendra Modi and behind riots in Gujarat and Muzaffarnagar.
These are people who will burn the country through communal violence. They have lost ground and are hence showing their true colours now," Mr Lalu told reporters on Tuesday.
The RJD chief was reacting to Shah calling Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh a 'base of terrorists' - a comment which has triggered furious reactions from political parties opposed to BJP. They are demanding that the Election Commission take action on this issue.
Mr Lalu also deplored the use of pictures of Lord Ram at Mr Modi's public meeting at Faizabad, which is close to Ayodhya. "This is a ploy to communalize the poll environment there."
"Modi or BJP have nothing to do with Ram or Rahim. They want to communalize the poll environment there. There is nothing new in this as they have been resorting to this for several years now. It's a shame that they are using people in the garb of 'sadhus' (monks) to solicit votes," added Mr Lalu.
On Mr Modi's 'challenge' to Election Commission to take action against him, Mr Prasad said this his frustration and acceptance of defeat in the ongoing parliamentary elections.
"Amit Shah is a terrorist. He is the right hand man of Narendra Modi and behind riots in Gujarat and Muzaffarnagar.
These are people who will burn the country through communal violence. They have lost ground and are hence showing their true colours now," Mr Lalu told reporters on Tuesday.
The RJD chief was reacting to Shah calling Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh a 'base of terrorists' - a comment which has triggered furious reactions from political parties opposed to BJP. They are demanding that the Election Commission take action on this issue.
Mr Lalu also deplored the use of pictures of Lord Ram at Mr Modi's public meeting at Faizabad, which is close to Ayodhya. "This is a ploy to communalize the poll environment there."
"Modi or BJP have nothing to do with Ram or Rahim. They want to communalize the poll environment there. There is nothing new in this as they have been resorting to this for several years now. It's a shame that they are using people in the garb of 'sadhus' (monks) to solicit votes," added Mr Lalu.
On Mr Modi's 'challenge' to Election Commission to take action against him, Mr Prasad said this his frustration and acceptance of defeat in the ongoing parliamentary elections.
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