Using words like "treacherous Man Singh" and "Ranchhor" (one who quits battle field), Prasad said, "No party in the country would any longer trust Nitish Kumar...He is politically finished now."
"Nitish Kumar has committed political suicide by joining hands with the BJP," Prasad told reporters.
He said Kumar will not get more than two seats, which is currently with the JD(U), in the next parliamentary election.
Prasad also refuted the charge of Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi who has alleged a "nexus" between former's family and a sand mafia. Sushil Modi had also alleged the sand mafia was "funding" RJD's proposed rally on August 27.
"We have not taken even a single penny from him for the rally. It was rather Sushil Modi who had given him contract for sand mining during previous NDA rule in Bihar," the RJD chief said adding, "Let them spin stories against us. We would expose them in August 27 rally at Patna."
Tejaswi Yadav, who is now the Leader of Opposition in the Assembly, will lead the RJD campaign across Bihar from tomorrow. He is all set to lead RJD's 'Janadesh Apman Yatra' from Motihari in East Champaran.
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