ARARIA/BHAGALPUR, Nov. 7 -- PM Narendra Modi on Thursday attacked RJD-Congress combine for 'protecting infiltrators' and stalling Bihar's progress. Addressing election rallies in Araria and Bhagalpur covering 21 assembly seats, Modi attacked RJD declaring it epitome of jungle raj. Pointing out to the huge crowd reaching to listen to him in Araria, Modi asked, "Will you ever like to make a government of infiltrators?" He said, "It is not Modi but your single vote will be able to drive away the infiltrators." "Whenever RJD-Congress- combine is in power, they try to give back-door entry to infiltrators. They do so because of vote bank politics. But this takes a toll on the people of this country. The infiltrators claim a share in all that belongs to the citizens," he added. PM Modi charged the opposition of having a soft corner for infiltrators, but dislike for Lord Ram and Chhathi Maiya because of vote bank politics. Presenting the report card of the RJD regime between 1990 and 2005 he said during that period there was no expressway, no IIT, and no bridge over Kosi, no sports complex, no IIM. While ever since Nitish Kumar led government came into power in 2005, Bihar started developing and it got further momentum since 2014. "Now we have IITs, IIIT, IIM, four Central universities, bridges, seven expressways and many more," he said." "Those who presided over the jungle raj used to call themselves your mai-baap and thought of themselves as emperors. But Modi is different -- for me, people are my mai-baap, my guiding force. You are my masters," the PM said. In Bhagalpur, Modi charged RJD and Congress with engineering caste and religion violence, adding, "Bhagalpur riot, people won't forget like Sink violence in Delhi."...