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Tejashwi Yadav launched a fierce critique of Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, accusing him of rolling out unrealistic schemes ahead of the elections. He claims these announcements are mere gimmicks driven by fear of losing to the Mahagathbandhan. Using the term "Bhunja Party," Tejashwi mocked the Nitish government, suggesting they would promise anything to win votes. Highlighting his previous tenure, he asserted significant job creation under his leadership, contrasting it with Nitish's alleged inconsistency.

Key Points: Tejashwi Yadav Criticizes Nitish Kumar's Election Schemes

  • Tejashwi calls Nitish's schemes a poll gimmick
  • Accuses NDA of fearing Mahagathbandhan strength
  • Mocks Nitish with "Bhunja Party" jibe
  • Cites past job creation under his leadership
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CM Nitish rolling out unrealistic schemes fearing poll defeat: Tejashwi Yadav

Tejashwi Yadav accuses Nitish Kumar of announcing unrealistic schemes fearing election defeat in Bihar.

CM Nitish rolling out unrealistic schemes fearing poll defeat: Tejashwi Yadav
"The Bhunja Quartet is so scared that it can now announce a separate school, a separate sun, station, hospital, and even an airport for every household. - Tejashwi Yadav"

Patna, June 25

Leader of Opposition in Bihar Assembly Tejashwi Yadav on Wednesday launched a blistering attack on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, alleging that the latter was rolling out unrealistic schemes fearing electoral defeat.

In a sharply worded post on the social media platform X, Tejashwi described the flurry of announcements by the Nitish government as a poll gimmick.

Taking a direct swipe at the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), Tejashwi wrote, "Seeing the strength of the Mahagathbandhan, the determination of the people for change and the apparent defeat in the elections, the corrupt Bhunja Party (Nitish Kumar government) can make any announcements."

The term "Bhunja Party" - a recurring jibe used by Tejashwi to mock the Nitish Kumar government - underscores the escalating rhetoric from the opposition camp as Bihar heads toward the 2025 Assembly elections.

"The Bhunja Quartet is so scared that it can now announce a separate school, a separate sun, station, hospital, and even an airport for every household," Tejashwi taunted.

The RJD leader's remarks came after the Nitish government announced various welfare schemes, including the construction of marriage halls in all panchayats and subsidised meals under 'Didi Ki Rasoi', which the government said would directly benefit rural and economically weaker families.

Targeting Chief Minister Nitish for "shifting" political stances, Tejashwi said, "It is meaningless to expect any stability from a Chief Minister who has taken oath five times in five years. The leader who once asked, 'Where will jobs come from, where will money come from?', is nowadays announcing unrealistic schemes.

Notably, on Tuesday, Tejashwi laid out his vision for governance if the RJD is voted to power in the Assembly elections.

Talking about his 17-month tenure in the previous government, the former Deputy Chief Minister claimed that under his leadership, 5 lakh jobs were provided, and another 3.5 lakh jobs were set in motion.

- IANS

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Rahul K.
Tejashwi ji makes valid points but where was this energy when his own party was in power? Bihar needs less rhetoric and more concrete development plans from all sides. The 'Bhunja Party' jibe is funny though 😄
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Priya M.
As a Bihari, I'm tired of this political drama. Nitish Kumar has done some good work but his frequent alliance changes raise doubts. Tejashwi should focus on his own vision rather than just criticizing. We need solutions, not just allegations!
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Amit S.
The timing of these new schemes is definitely suspicious. Election year mein sabko garibon ki yaad aati hai! But Tejashwi should prove his job creation claims with proper data. Bihar deserves transparency from all leaders.
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Sunita T.
Whether it's Nitish or Tejashwi, our youth need real employment opportunities, not just announcements. The 'Didi Ki Rasoi' scheme is good but what about creating sustainable livelihoods? Bihar's development shouldn't be reduced to election gimmicks.
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Vikram J.
Nitish Kumar's U-turns have become Bihar's political circus 🤡. But Tejashwi should remember - those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. His family's legacy isn't exactly spotless either. Bihar needs fresh leadership beyond these two options.
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Neha R.
The marriage hall scheme could actually help many families save money on weddings. Not everything is a 'poll gimmick'. But yes, implementation is key - many previous schemes never reached the people properly. Hope this time will be different.

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