News India Live, Digital Desk: Today is the afternoon of 6 January 2026 and the news of Tejashwi Yadav’s return is being discussed from Delhi to Patna. For a long time, speculations were being made as to when Tejashwi would return and take charge of Bihar. He returned to his country last evening and his first stop was Delhi. Here, he met his father Lalu Prasad Yadav, who was staying at his sister Misa Bharti’s house, not only to know his condition but also spent a lot of time together.
Feeling of returning home and blessings of father
If we look at it, the health and presence of the father is the biggest support for a son. Lalu Prasad Yadav is currently in Delhi due to health reasons. In such a situation, Tejashwi considered it more important to take his father’s blessings before going to Patna on his return. If sources are to be believed, there was a long discussion between the two on everything from domestic matters to the current situation in Bihar.
The wait is over in Patna
As soon as pictures of Tejashwi’s arrival in Delhi appeared on social media, a new enthusiasm was seen among the RJD workers of Bihar. The people of Patna and especially the party workers want to know when Tejashwi will return to the capital. According to the information, after completing some important work in Delhi, he will soon fly to Patna. In his absence, many things happened in the political equations of Bihar, on which everyone’s eyes are fixed on what will be the stand of Tejashwi.
Like the changing weather of Bihar, the politics there is also taking turns every moment. Be it facing court cases or responding to opposition attacks, Tejashwi’s presence in the field provides relief to the workers. Now that he has returned, the coming few days are going to be very busy for the political circles of Bihar.
It is often said that the happiness of coming home is reflected on the face and in those pictures of Delhi, Tejashwi Yadav is seen full of energy. It is expected that as soon as he reaches Patna, he will be among the people again with full activity.
North India Statesman