PATNA, Nov. 10 -- Leader of the Opposition in Bihar assembly Tejashwi Prasad Yadav on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should have come to Bihar during floods and wondered why the PM had not announced any package for the flood victims yet. He was reacting on the PM's scheduled visit to Vaishali on November 21. Tejashwi, who turned 37 on Monday and celebrated his birthday with much fanfare at the state RJD office in Patna, also underlined that the six lane Kacchi- Dargah- Bidupur bridge scheduled to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Modi on November 21 took shape during his stint as road construction minister in 2016. " It was during my stint as road construction minister, the bridge took shape and work started for it," Yadav told reporters. Yadav also took swipes at the PM for the latter's comment about "Dimagi Naxals" during an event for security personnel at Bastar on the occasion of Diwali on Sundat. "He is talking about Gen Z, I suppose? Given the way these people speak, and the new terms the Prime Minister keeps introducing, it's quite something. More importantly, why are you unable to eradicate unemployment from the country? You have allowed inflation to quadruple. China keeps encroaching further into our territory. The rupee is weakening, while the dollar is becoming more expensive and stronger," he said. "Why didn't you set up factories in Bihar? Had you done so, perhaps those you label as 'Dimagi Naxals' would not be questioning you today," he added The Prime Minister on Sunday had talked about how Naxalism had been eliminated from forests but cautioned that "Dimagi Naxals" continued to pose a challenge....