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Tejashwi Yadav criticizes the Nitish government for rising crime in Bihar and announces plans for a public outreach campaign.
Tejashwi Yadav is once again hitting out at the Nitish Kumar government in Bihar. He pointed out the alarming rise in murders and crime in the state, saying that the roads are stained with blood. He believes that crime is being organized from the deputy chief minister’s house, and that the government is ignoring the situation completely.
Yadav expressed his anger after the recent murder of a driver connected to a local MLA. He mentioned ongoing allegations against Emperor Chaudhary from the RJD regarding the murder of a former RJD leader and described such claims as a sign of poor thinking.
He also talked about his plan to embark on a “Bihar Adhikar Yatra,” which will cover areas that were missed in earlier campaigns. Tejashwi emphasized that the public wants to see a change in government and is ready to take action against the Nitish administration.
In response to the recent controversy over a video involving PM Modi’s mother, Tejashwi stated that he hasn’t seen the video but criticized those who have insulted mothers in the past for making accusations now.
Moving forward, Tejashwi aims to rally public support and highlight the issues facing the people of Bihar. He believes that this outreach will be crucial in the upcoming political landscape as the state prepares for potential changes in leadership.
Summary:
- Tejashwi Yadav criticizes the Nitish government for rising crime.
- He highlighted the murder of a local MLA’s driver.
- A “Bihar Adhikar Yatra” is planned to connect with the public.
- Tejashwi spoke about the controversy involving PM Modi’s mother.
- He aims to gather support for a change in government.
