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Bihar Poll News: RJD Vows To Scrap Waqf Act, BJP Warns Of 'Jungle Raj' Return

📅 October 26, 2025 12:00 AM 🕐 Scraped: October 26, 2025

Summary: This special report covers the escalating political battle in Bihar over the Waqf Act, featuring key figures like RJD's Tejaswi Yadav, BJP's Amit Shah, and RJD MLC Kari Shoaib. Sparking a major controversy, RJD MLC Kari Shoaib declared, 'When Tejasvi Yadav becomes Chief Minister, all bills will be torn up and thrown away, whether it's the Waqf bill or any other bill'. The remark has drawn a sharp rebuke from the BJP, which has accused the RJD of intending to bring back 'Jungle Raj' and showing disrespect for Parliament and the courts. Union Home Minister Amit Shah intensified the attack, claiming that 'Jungle Raj' prevailed during the RJD's past governance, which was marked by multiple scams, and asserted that only the NDA government has delivered development ('Vikas') in the state. The report also touches upon the JDU expelling rebel leaders ahead of the assembly elections.

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