Patna, Aug 30 (ANI): RJD Chief Lalu Prasad Yadav on Sunday responded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'jungleraj' barb. He said that instead of labeling allegations of jungle raj, the Prime Minister should reflect on the escalating violence in his Gujarat, and speak up on the numerous people who lost their lives in the Patel agitation. Yadav on Sunday slammed PM Modi for insulting the people of Bihar and the Janata Parivar saying that he was 'frustrated' and had no other ploy left. He went on to attack Narendra Modi-lead BJP government for not sticking to their promises and being responsible for economic turbulence. Yadav kept on mocking the prime minister for his 'failures' which garnered appreciation from the audience as well as Congress President Sonia Gandhi who couldn't stop laughing at the unusual jokes from the RJD chief.
