Lalu calls BJP leaders 'dog rearers' in vicious slanging match

Says seeing a sure defeat the party has fallen on its tested communal agenda

The vicious slanging match among parties over the beef controversy today saw RJD President Lalu Prasad today firing yet another salvo at BJP, saying those "rearing dogs" should not teach the "cow rearers".

"Those rearing dogs should not teach the cow rearers...In BJP people's houses it's not cow but dog is tied and it's written outside the house 'beware of dogs'," Prasad said in a tweet.

He said that "these hypocrites who are talking about 'gau mata' should be asked as to how many of them own cow shelter?"

Prasad said his cowsheds had 100-500 cows any day.

"We have a glorious history of rearing cows since the days of our ancestors," he said.

"These people of rumour party seeing a sure defeat have no agenda and that's why they have fallen on their tested communal agenda," the RJD supremo said hitting out at BJP leaders.

Launching a blistering attack at BJP President Amit Shah, he asked him "where is the developmental agenda of BJP?"

Calling Shah as "Jumla babu", he said people of Bihar were well aware of your "tucha kartoot (mean activities).