RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav also the son of Lalu Prasad Yadav on thursday attacked the BJP for its narrative during the election campaign, alleging that in contrast to the 2014 polls when the promise of 'achche din' was the BJP's plank. BJP has failed to deliver on its slogans, including 'achche din', 'kala dhan vapsi' and 'beti bachao beti padhao', he alleged that the party has intensified its "hate-filled politics" to avoid being questioned on its promises.

He also expressed confidence that a coalition of progressive parties will come together to form the government at the Centre and Congress president Rahul Gandhi will play a central role in the formation of the new dispensation.

Tejashwi Yadav party Rashtriya Janata Dal is fighting the polls in Bihar in alliance with the Congress, Rashtriya Lok Samta Party, Hindustan Awam Morcha and Vikasshil Insan Party, also claimed the mahagathbandhan will sweep the polls in the state.

During an interview he also said that "Anybody who is paying attention to social media in India today or has bothered to talk to the unemployed, daily wage poor, the middle-class salaried people, or the farmers, would know that the BJP, and PM Modi personally, have not been able deal with the anti-incumbency sentiments among these segments of Indian voters."

He also said the BJP put in efforts in intensifying its brand of "hate-filled politics" because it cannot afford to remind the electorate of the slogans around "achche din, kala dhan, beti bachao etc".

At a rally in Samastipur last month, Yadav also urged people to make Gandhi the prime minister.