By IANS
Patna : Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad has predicted that the Nitish Kumar government of Bihar would fall by Oct 28, the day his party holds a rally in the city.
Lalu Prasad, a former state chief minister, said the bickering in the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and restlessness among the legislators would lead to the collapse of the government.
“The Nitish Kumar-led government will not last for long. It is bound to fall before Oct 28 when RJD will hold a rally in Patna,” said an upbeat Lalu Prasad Saturday at a two-day RJD workers camp at Ragir in Nalanda, about 100 km from here. Nalanda is the hometown of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
The RJD chief, however, his party would not do anything to topple the government but asked his party men to expose the failures of the government on all fronts.
He said that senior Bharatiya Janata Party legislator Bhola Prasad Singh had rightly pointed out that the chief minister was behaving like a bureaucrat, not a politician.
Prominent RJD leaders, including former chief minister and present opposition leader Rabri Devi and union minister for rural development Raghuvansh Prasad Singh, attended the training camp that drew 15,000 RJD workers, including MPs and MLAs.