Khesari Lal Yadav Promotes Bihar’s Progress Amid Election Campaign, Addresses Controversy with Fellow Bhojpuri Stars in Patna

Recently, Khesari Lal Yadav, a popular Bhojpuri actor turned politician, spoke at Patna Airport on the final day of the Bihar Assembly election campaign. He expressed his views on senior Bhojpuri artists like Manoj Tiwari, Ravi Kishan, and Pawan Singh, calling them out for labeling him as an “obscene singer.” Khesari mentioned that despite their criticisms, they have their own issues.

During his address, Khesari highlighted the hypocrisy of these artists, saying that they have previously referred to him as a dancer and made disrespectful comments about his wife. He emphasized that such remarks show they lack respect and have nothing substantial to contribute to the conversation.

Khesari also pointed out that this election is crucial for the future of Bihar, focusing on the need to stop migration from the state. He believes that the other artists only discuss religion but fail to address real issues affecting the people. Khesari maintains that his campaign is about improving the lives of Biharis, not dividing them.

In his remarks, he mentioned how Pawan Singh, who is contesting as an independent candidate, had once called him his younger brother. Khesari reflected on how Pawan’s stance has changed over time, especially regarding political figures. He criticized Pawan for his inconsistent statements and questioned his credibility.

As the election approaches, Khesari remains focused on his mission to bring positive change to Bihar. He believes that the people’s needs should come first, and he intends to continue advocating for their rights and welfare. His commitment to the state is clear as he aims to end the cycle of migration and promote development.