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Bihar Election News: PM Modi Accuses Congress Of 'Stealing' Karpoori Thakur's Legacy

📅 October 27, 2025 12:00 AM 🕐 Scraped: October 27, 2025

Summary: A major political controversy has erupted in Bihar, with the BJP clashing with the Congress over the title 'Jan Nayak' being used for Rahul Gandhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is leading the charge, accusing the Congress of insulting the legacy of former Bihar Chief Minister Karpoori Thakur, who is revered as the original 'Jan Nayak' or 'People's Leader'. The Prime Minister stated, 'Hazaron karod rupee K ghotalon Mein ye jamanat per chal rahe log Hain jamanat pe aur Jo jamanat pe Hain wo chori K mamle Mein jamanat pe Hain abhi chori Ki inaki aadat aisi hai Ki AB jananayak Ki upadhi Ki chori Mein jute Hain'. This political firestorm is taking place amidst the Bihar assembly elections, where both parties are actively campaigning. The BJP has framed the issue as an attempt to appropriate a title earned by Thakur through his work for the masses, a charge the Congress refutes.

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