Darbhanga beheading: RJD slams BJP, says no one is safe in Bihar; police deployed

Darbhanga: In view of tension prevailing over the hacking a 65-year-old man for naming a square after Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a large number of policemen have been deployed in Bihar's Darbhanga.

With tension prevailing in the area, top leaders of Bihar's prominent political parties including Union Minister Giriraj Singh and Nityanand Rai, will arrive in Darbhanga to meet the family of the victim.

Meanwhile, a political blame game has also started over the hacking of the old man, with RJD calling it a political murder and attacking the ruling BJP and the Janata



Dal-United.

Lalu Yadav-led RJD has said that no one is safe in Bihar under the JD-U-BJP rule.

Meanwhile, state BJP spokesman Rajib Ranjan said, "incidents like these demonstrate RJD's belief in hooliganism and corruption. They have merely retained two seats they had held earlier, but they want to strike terror in the hearts of the people of Bihar". 

The reactions came hours after a 65-year-old man was hacked to death allegedly over a tiff over the naming of a square on the outskirts of the city after Prime Minister Narendra Modi.