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Bihar election: Is PM Modi's New Strategy To Attack Tejashwi And Avoid Nitish Kumar? ABP Uncut

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated : (IST)

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Has Prime Minister Narendra Modi changed his strategy for Bihar elections? Is the Prime Minister now attacking Tejashwi Yadav and avoiding taking the name of Nitish Kumar? These questions arose because PM Modi has also realized that there is anger against Nitish Kumar in Bihar. PM Modi will remember the election of Rajasthan, where there were clear slogans that Modi is not hating you, Vasundhara is not yours. Something similar is now being seen in Bihar as well. In such a situation, PM Modi is against Tejashwi and Rahul, but he is not campaigning by taking Nitish's name. Vijay Vidrohi is analyzing this interesting change in the Bihar elections.

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