BJP national president J P Nadda on Monday mocked the Congress, comparing it with an elephant having two sets of teeth — “one to show off and another to chew”.  Addressing an election rally at Tingkhong in Dibrugarh district, Nadda also accused the Congress of practising “politics of opportunism” and said Assam will head into “darkness” if the opposition party is voted to power. 

“The Congress’ only aim is politics of opportunism. They are with the Muslim League and fighting against the CPI(M) in Kerala, but joined hands with it in West Bengal and Assam...,” Nadda said. “Like a tusker, the Congress has two sets of teeth — one to show off and another to chew. It says something and always does the opposite... It is dividing the society,” the senior BJP leader said.