NEW DELHI: BJP on Monday mocked Rahul Gandhi over his criticism of the NDA government's startup initiative, saying the Congress vice president himself was a startup but was unable to find an exit route and also questioned his silence on the 'Jungle Raj' in Bihar and the violence in Malda.The party also raked up Congress member and former law minister Hansraj Bhardwaj's claim that he was “pressured" by the then UPA government to get a favourable decision from the Supreme Court on the imposition of President's rule in Bihar, saying it underlined the party's desire to keep all institutions “in its pock et" and sought Rahul's response.BJP spokesman Sambit Patra targeted Gandhi over his “negative" politics, saying he tried to create an atmosphere against the Modi regime's ambitious startup initiative by linking it with the issue of intolerance. “It's (startup) a campaign for nation-building but he wanted to topple it before it had begun. The way he tried to create an atmosphere even before it had begun shows his negativity and intolerance. He himself is a startup who had an easy entry but is not finding an exit route," Patra said.Gandhi had said in Mumbai on January 16, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the ' Startup India ' mission in the national capital, that startups and intolerance cannot go together.