PM Modi never does his homework, always gets his facts wrong: JD (U)

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Last Updated : Sep 01 2015 | 5:02 PM IST

Responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bhagalpur address, JD (U) Spokesperson Ajay Alok on Tuesday said that once again he had given out wrong facts in his speech and the Prime Minister always does his homework wrong.

"Once again he gave the wrong facts. He raised questions on Bihar's health service. Does he even know about the development that has happened in Bhagalpur, the very land he stood on?," Alok told ANI here.

"As usual the Prime Minister did his homework wrong. It's sad that his team is not giving him right facts. That's why he always gets tangled in his own words," Alok added.

The JD(U) spokesperson further said that Prime Minister will get his response soon, referring to the press conference underway by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar where he is countering every question put to him by the Prime Minister in his address.

Prime Minister Modi delivered his fourth and final Parivartan rally speech here earlier today where he launched a scathing attack on the Nitish-led Bihar Government and demanded that the united opposition of Janata Pariwar should give an account of its 'work' done in Bihar over the last 25 years.

"Those who have ruled the state for 25 years, they must give an account of the work done by them but they are questioning me," the Prime Minister said.

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First Published: Sep 01 2015 | 4:51 PM IST

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