
News India Live, Digital Desk: Tejashwi’s Sarcasm in Bihar Assembly: Rashtriya Janata Dal RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav made a big political attack on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar amidst the allegations of allegations between the ruling party and the ruling party and the opposition in the Bihar Legislative Assembly. He taunted a sharp lake and said that he feels ‘pain and sympathy’ for Nitish Kumar. This sarcasm of Tejashwi Yadav came when the discussions about changing the alliance in Bihar politics and the ‘Palturam’ image of the Chief Minister are hot. The comment came after a huge uproar in the assembly, especially when both Nitish Kumar and Tejashwi Yadav were targeting each other. Tejashwi Yadav showed this ‘sympathy’, taunting Nitish Kumar’s political instability and habits of changing the frost. He clearly stated that Nitish Kumar has “a disease to become Prime Minister,” he did not do justice to the people of Bihar and changed the alliance several times. Tejaswi said in his speech that he had suffered from the habit of changing Nitish Kumar’s repeated alliance. He reminded that Nitish Kumar had returned to the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), promising him. Tejashwi taunted that Nitish ji ‘left us twice’, once with the desire to become Prime Minister, who found him expensive. He also indicated that at this time Nitish Kumar is somewhere in the ‘control’ of the BJP, which must be harassing him inside. The debate atmosphere inside the assembly was very hot, where personal comments were made from both sides. Nitish Kumar retaliated and described Tejashwi Yadav as a ‘youth’, which Tejashwi responded with this sarcastic statement. The entire incident has once again highlighted the unstable nature of Bihar politics, where personal relationship and public rhetoric between power and opposition often takes deep bitterness. Tejasvi Yadav’s statement not only reflects his political attack but also indicates the growing bitter atmosphere in Bihar politics, where the prominent leaders are not even rewarding each other.
North India Statesman