When Yadav's attention was drawn towards Modi's remark, he said, "It means he got scared that I will defeat him. So, he is trying to issue threats. But I am not going to get cowed down. A 34-year-old Bihari is not going to be scared of a 75-year-old Gujarati. He must remember that Bihar is not Jharkhand or Delhi." Yadav, who is named in land-for-jobs scam pertaining to his father Lalu Prasad's tenure as Railway Minister, when he was a minor, has been spearheading the INDIA bloc's campaign in Bihar, addressing rallies in a wheelchair with a belt wrapped around his injured back. A couple of days ago, he celebrated, by cutting a cake aboard his helicopter, the completion of more than 200 rallies addressed during the ongoing Lok Sabha polls.

(With inputs from PTI)