North India Statesman
News India Live, Digital Desk: Republic Day is a day of happiness and pride for all of us. In Patna too, patriotic songs were being heard everywhere and laddus were being distributed. But the nature of politics in Bihar is such that political arrows do not stop here even on festival days.
Former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav He congratulated the Republic Day, but also made a big attack on the NDA government.
Let us know what Tejashwi said after hoisting the flag which has intensified the stir in the political circles.
Tricolor hoisted at Rawadi residence
First of all, let us tell you that Tejashwi Yadav hoisted the flag at the official residence of his mother and former Chief Minister Rabri Devi in Patna. There was a celebratory atmosphere, but when Tejashwi came in front of the media, his attitude appeared very strict.
“The Constitution is being weakened”
Tejashwi Yadav directly targeted the NDA government without any hesitation. He said that the purpose of the government running in the country today is not to strengthen the Constitution, but to strengthen it. ‘Weak’ Have to do.
What he meant to say was clear that today efforts are being made to change the Constitution which was given to us by Baba Saheb Ambedkar, which has given rights to the poor, backward and Dalits. Tejashwi said, “Today on Republic Day, we all should take a pledge that we will not allow the Constitution to be tampered with at any cost.”
Reservation and mention of Bapu
Taking his point further, Tejashwi remembered Bapu (Mahatma Gandhi) and said that we will not let Gandhi’s country burn in the fire of hatred. His reference was towards the policies of the central and state governments. He believes that the NDA government wants to gradually eliminate the framework of reservation and social justice.
This is not an election, this is a fight for existence.
From Tejashwi’s statement, it seems that he wants to give a message to the people of Bihar that the coming fight is not just for votes, but to protect their rights. He appealed to the people to remain united and respond to such forces which are harming fraternity and democracy.
