India, Sept. 29 -- RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Sunday said that Bihar was sitting on a time bomb of corruption and unemployment, and claimed that the Nitish Kumar government will not be able to fulfil the promises it made in the run-up to the elections, as it would cost the exchequer a staggering Rs.7 lakh crore.

Speaking to reporters, Yadav reiterated that the announcements made by the government in the last few days have all been imitations of promises he had made earlier, maintaining that the opposition has a backup plan to outsmart the ruling NDA.

"They have announced so many sops in view of the upcoming polls. It would cost the exchequer a staggering Rs.7 lakh crore. They do not have enough revenue to fulfil the promises," he said...