Holding the kudal in his hand, Singh toiled in his field in his Shahpur village under Mahmar block of Vaishali district and made a scathing attack at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for causing hardships to the citizens.
"Labourers have vanished after demonetisation decision and that is why I am forced to take up the kudal myself to toil in the field," Singh, the RJD national vice president, told reporters.
The BJP, however, dismissed his argument and termed his act as "nautanki" (drama).
In Patna, Bihar BJP president Mangal Pandey dismissed Singh's argument and said only those having black money have been affected by the Modi government's decision to demonetise Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 currency notes and not the labourers.
On a lighter note he added that Singh's action would help him in maintaining good health.
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