Key Points

Tejashwi Yadav launched a scathing attack on Nitish Kumar, accusing him of neglecting Bihar’s development while focusing on power retention. He highlighted the RJD-JDU alliance’s past achievements, contrasting them with the current government’s inaction. The firing incident near his residence was cited as proof of deteriorating law and order. Lalu Yadav called for Nitish Kumar’s ouster, endorsing Tejashwi as Bihar’s next CM.

Key Points: Tejashwi Yadav Attacks Nitish Kumar Over Bihar Development Failures

  • Tejashwi accuses Nitish of skipping NITI Aayog meetings
  • Contrasts RJD-JDU tenure achievements with current NDA failures
  • Condemns firing incident near VVIP zone as "Jungle Raj"
  • Lalu Yadav urges Bihar to make Tejashwi next CM
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Tejashwi Yadav slams Nitish govt on Bihar's developmental issues

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav slams Nitish Kumar for neglecting Bihar’s progress while BJP leaders engage in "abuse politics."

Tejashwi Yadav slams Nitish govt on Bihar's developmental issues
"“Nitish Kumar is in an unconscious state. He has nothing to do with Bihar or Biharis.” – Tejashwi Yadav"

Patna, June 19

At the RJD State Council meeting held at Gyan Bhawan, Patna, Bihar’s Leader of the Opposition, Tejashwi Yadav, launched a fierce attack on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, accusing him of neglecting the state’s development while focusing solely on retaining power.

The meeting, chaired by RJD National President Lalu Prasad Yadav, formally announced Mangani Lal Mandal as the new State President of the Rashtriya Janata Dal.

Tejashwi congratulated Mandal and simultaneously made a strong appeal for giving a national role to former state president Jagdanand Singh in the upcoming party organisational reshuffle.

In his speech, Tejashwi said, “Nitish Kumar is in an unconscious state. He has nothing to do with Bihar or Biharis. All he cares about is saving his chair.”

Criticising the Chief Minister for skipping NITI Aayog meetings, Tejashwi claimed that Nitish attends NDA meetings regularly but avoids development discussions that affect the state directly.

He also accused the current NDA government of doing “no visible work” compared to the 17 months when the RJD-JDU alliance was in power.

He cited achievements like teacher recruitment, the caste-based survey, and improvements in healthcare infrastructure during Mahagathbandhan’s short tenure, contrasting it with the “ineffectiveness” of the two current deputy chief ministers.

Tejashwi criticised the BJP leaders for allegedly engaging in “abuse politics.”

“There’s a competition between Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Sinha — who can abuse Lalu Yadav and me more? Even BJP’s Dilip Jaiswal is following the same trend,” he said.

Referring to Samrat Chaudhary, Tejashwi reminded the audience that his father, Shakuni Chaudhary, once hurled the worst abuses at Nitish Kumar — comments that are "unrepeatable in public." Yet, the same leaders now sit together in the NDA, he said.

Tejashwi also condemned the firing incident that occurred near his government residence on Thursday, calling it the biggest example of Bihar’s deteriorating law and order.

“The Prime Minister is coming tomorrow, and today bullets are fired in Bihar’s most secure VVIP zone. If this isn’t Jungle Raj, what is?” he asked.

He emphasised that the area near the CM’s residence, the Governor's House, the airport, and the ministerial homes witnessed the incident, reflecting a complete breakdown of policing.

Taking a veiled dig at Nitish Kumar, Tejashwi referred to the infamous AK-56 rifle case without naming former Mokama MLA Anant Singh.

“Nitish Kumar makes new rules to free those caught with AK-56 rifles, while bullets are fired outside the Opposition Leader’s house. This is criminal disorder, not law and order,” he said.

He said that the CM has lost all credibility and that the current administrative system is “completely anarchic.”

The statement, made in the presence of Lalu Prasad Yadav, was met with applause from party workers.

During the occasion, Lalu Prasad Yadav appealed to the people of Bihar to make Tejashwi Yadav the new Chief Minister of Bihar.

“Nitish Kumar and RSS should be thrown out of power in Bihar. Leaders of the RJD are working hard to bring changes. We need to connect with the people at the grassroots level to defeat Nitish Kumar and RSS,” Lalu Yadav said.

- IANS

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Here are 6 diverse Indian perspective comments on the Bihar political development:
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Rahul K.
Tejashwi makes valid points about development stagnation, but his rhetoric feels too aggressive. Bihar needs constructive opposition, not just blame games. Both sides should focus on actual governance rather than personal attacks. 🤔
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Priya M.
The firing incident near Tejashwi's residence is deeply concerning! If VVIP zones aren't safe, what about common citizens? Nitish ji needs to address law & order urgently. This isn't about politics - it's about basic safety for Biharis. 😟
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Amit S.
Interesting how Tejashwi highlights Mahagathbandhan's 17-month work. The teacher recruitment was indeed commendable. But is RJD really the alternative? Their past record still haunts many of us. Bihar deserves better options than this endless Kumar-Yadav tug of war.
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Sunita T.
As a Bihari living outside the state, it pains me to see our homeland's politics reduced to personal attacks. Nitish ji brought hope initially, but now development has stalled. Tejashwi is young and energetic, but needs to show concrete plans beyond criticism.
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Vikram J.
The caste survey was a masterstroke by Mahagathbandhan! At least they tried to address real issues. Current government seems busy with political survival. Nitish ji was once called 'Sushasan Babu' - what happened to that vision? 🤷‍♂️
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Neha R.
While Tejashwi's points have merit, his party shouldn't forget their own history. Bihar needs fresh leadership beyond these dynasties. Maybe time for educated professionals to enter politics? Our youth deserve better than this endless cycle of accusations.

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