PATNA, Oct. 29 -- Chief minister Samrat Choudhary led a Loktantra Bachao -- Arajakta Hatao' (Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy) march on Wednesday and hit out at the Congress party, accusing it of attempts to weaken democratic and constitutional bodies. The march was a part of the nationwide campaign launched by the BJP to protest the alleged false narrative being spread by the opposition parties led by the Congress about the ongoing SIR exercise. "An attempt is being made to weaken the BJP-led government at the Centre, spread anarchy and hooliganism across the country. However, these efforts are bound to fail as the country's leadership rests in the able hands of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah," said Choudhary while delivering an address to the gathering at the JP Roundabout. He said that the march was to mark the sanctity of the democratic institutions and call out the malignant agenda of the Congress party that once throttled the very democracy by imposing the Emergency is now raising a misleading campaign against functioning democratic institutions. He added that the Congress is stooping even to using foul language in its campaign, hinting on Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's recent remark about Modi during an event in Patna. "The Congress party is now using abusing language. They are even abusing PM Modi's mother and father. This is unacceptable in a civilised society," the CM said. The CM said that people of Bihar had given a big mandate to the NDA in the 2025 assembly polls following which former CM Nitish Kumar had continued as CM for sometime and subsequently, he was appointed as chief minister. "An attempt is being made to orchestrate a regime change and spread anarchy in connivance with foreign powers, Dilip Jaiswal said....