Remarks of a BJP leader from Bihar at a rally on Saturday warning those who oppose his party's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi will have "no place in India" after the results of the general election reflects the despotic attitude of the party and bound to create ripples in the political circles.

 

"Those who want to stop Narendra Modi(from becoming prime minister) are looking towards Pakistan. In the coming days, they will have no place in India. They will only have place in Pakistan," Giriraj Singh said while addressing a gathering in Godda district of Jharkhand. 

 

Ironically, Singh made the remarks in the presence of the saffron party’s former president Nitin Gadkari. He is the party's candidate from Nawada in Bihar. Opinion polls hint that the Narendra Modi-led BJP could to wrest maximum seats in the parliamentary election.

 

Election, spread across nine phases, ends on May 12. Results will be declared on May 16.