This special report focuses on the high-stakes Bihar Assembly elections, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sharply targeted the opposition. During a rally in Araria, the Prime Minister revived the 'Jangal Raj' (reign of the jungle) criticism against the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), a term used to describe alleged lawlessness during their previous rule. An unverified clip from the ground includes a person claiming, 'These are Rajat's goons. They didn't let our polling agent sit in the morning.' The BJP's campaign frames the election as a choice between the NDA's development agenda and a potential return to the RJD's controversial past, an issue that continues to dominate Bihar's political discourse. The Mahagathbandhan, an alliance of parties including the RJD and Congress, is the main challenger to the ruling NDA coalition in the state.
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