Tejashwi Yadav’s New Move May Deteriorate NDA’s Vote Bank, All Workers Will Work Under Tejashwi Yadav’s New formula.

The floor test may be held in Bihar on February 12, but RJD’s full attention has now gone to the Lok Sabha elections. Since Nitish Kumar went to JDU, the electoral equation in Lalu’s stronghold has seen a deterioration, but now RJD workers have taken over. All these workers will work under Tejashwi Yadav’s new formula.

Under this, while the senior leaders of the party have been allowed to continue the attack against the opponents, on the other hand, other leaders and workers of the party along with other treasury of the organization have now been entrusted with the responsibility of delivering information about the work done in 17 months from house to house.

After the instructions of RJD chief Lalu Prasad, in the meeting held at the level of the party’s state president Jagdanand Singh,  the work done on the initiative of Tejashwi Yadav in the coalition government of the last 17 months was discussed. It was agreed in the meeting that the schemes and programs started on the initiative of Tejashwi Yadav will be discussed from house to house.

The leaders of the party from district to block level will go to each house from block to panchayat with related works and give them details of the major 17 works done under the leadership of the Mahagathbandhan government in the last 17 months.

On the strength of these works, RJD will compete with BJP and Nitish

It is being told that Tejashwi Yadav has started failing every move of Nitish Kumar and Samrat Chaudhary. Now he is going to work under the new strategy. RJD seems to be in the mood for cross-over this time.

According to information received from party sources, the tasks listed by the party for campaigning include government jobs to more than four lakh youth, an initiative to provide Rs 2 lakh to 94.35 lakh poor families,   Rs 1.20 lakh for house construction to 35.42 lakh families, the caste-based census for the first time in the country.

These include increasing the reservation limit to 75 percent, pending demand for years, giving employed teachers the status of state employees, improving health services, and taking the process of recruitment of health workers in more than 1.35 lakh posts to the final stage.

These include increasing the reservation limit to 75 percent, pending demand for years, giving employed teachers the status of state employees, improving health services, and taking the process of recruitment of health workers in more than 1.35 lakh posts to the final stage.

RJD’s big decision after huge crowd gathered in Tejashwi’s roadshow

In view of the tremendous enthusiasm and participation of the people towards the Jan Vishwas Yatra of Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, the party has revised its earlier schedule. This information was given by party spokesman Chittaranjan Gagan. Gagan said that the yatra will now be completed on February 29 instead of February 28, increasing the schedule by one day.

As per the pre-scheduled schedule, Tejashwi was to spend the night at Banka on February 26. But now according to the revised schedule, they will stay overnight in Katihar on February 26  and start the onward journey from Katihar on February 27.

The yatra will pass through here from 27 to   29  February

On February 27, the night halt will be in Munger via  Katihar, Kodha, Kursela, Navgachhia, Bhagalpur, Rajoun, Banka, English Mor, Amarpur, Asarganj Mor, Sangrampur Mor, Jamui, Lakhisarai, Suryagarh.

On February 28, the yatra will start from Munger and pass through Bhagat Singh Chowk, Shri Krishna Setu, Khagaria Bus Stand, Maheshkhunt, Karua Mor, Pataraghat and will take a night halt at Madhepura, while on February 29, the yatra will start from Madhepura and pass through Vaijnathpur, Saharsa, Simri Bakhtiyarpur, Sonbarsa, The train will pass through Mansi, Sahebpur Kamal, Ballia, Begusarai, Barauni Zero Mile, Mokama, Barh, Bakhtiyarpur, Fatuha and return to Patna.

The RJD spokesperson said that the Leader of the Opposition has so far completed a yatra of more than 2100 km in 26 districts of the state.

Tejashwi said – Bihar is not handling tired CM

Former Deputy CM and Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Kumar on Jan Vishwas Yatra During his visit to Supaul, Araria,  Kishanganj, and Katihar in Kosi and Seemanchal districts on Monday, Tejashwi greeted people standing on the roadside. During the roadshow, supporters also showered flowers on Tejashwi. Tejashwi Yadav, who reached Triveniganj from Supaul on Monday afternoon, said that Nitish Kumar is a tired leader of Bihar. Bihar is not able to handle them. The people of Bihar are fed up with them.

Tejashwi said that in 17  months we worked to give government jobs to five lakh people. Had he had more time, he would have fulfilled his promise of one million jobs. But giving employment to the unemployed is not digesting the NDA leaders. He said that we have increased the scope of reservation, we have done a caste census, and whoever brings medals will get jobs, this scheme has also been brought by me. Seeing all this, BJP and Nitish Kumar panicked and again turned around without telling.

Highest unemployment in Kosi-Seemanchal

During the Jan Vishwas Yatra, Tejashwi said that the highest poverty and unemployment in Bihar is in Kosi Seemanchal. This is the land of socialist ideology. Together we will raise the socialist flag. He appealed to join the rally of the grand alliance to be held at Gandhi Maidan in Patna on March 3.

Tejashwi Yadav’s supporters gather for roadshow in Araria  

Tejashwi Yadav’s Jan Vishwas Yatra received a rousing welcome in Araria.  RJD supporters vied to get a glimpse of Tejaswi Yadav. The Leader of the Opposition was welcomed with traditional tribal dance and drums at the Araria bus stand on the day. Tejashwi’s chariot was surrounded by RJD supporters. Tejashwi Yadav was given a warm welcome with a shower of flowers.

Tejashwi Yadav was given a warm welcome by a crowd of thousands of people at the Araria bus stand. At the same time, Tejashwi Yadav first accepted the greetings of the people by waving hands from inside the bus. After this, he climbed on the roof of the bus and greeted the people with folded hands.

Appeals to youth to come to Patna on March 3

Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav said that Bihar has to be united and improved. We have come to take your trust. This fight has started from today. We have come to fight your battle. They will be ready to die for you. We have to build a new Bihar.

He said that Nitish Kumar ji is old-fashioned. They don’t have a vision anymore. Nor is there any reason to change the alliance. It’s just the work to move around. The line of giving jobs that we drew when we were Deputy Chief Minister, do you understand what would have happened if we had been the Chief Minister?

It has been decided that now any leader in the country, any government, now it will talk about jobs. Those who promised that if they become the Chief Minister, they will provide 10 lakh jobs.

He said that during his tenure as Deputy Chief Minister, five lakh jobs have been given.  Gave jobs to 460 players. In the coming time, you will strengthen our hands, this will lead to the rapid development of Bihar. He appealed to the youth present to come to Patna on March 3. Rajya Sabha members Manoj Jha, Sanjay Yadav, former minister Tej Pratap Yadav, former minister Alok Kumar Mehta, etc. were present on the occasion.

Give me a chance, I will shape the future of Bihar

At the DMCH ground in Darbhanga, Tejashwi said that be careful, the PM is coming. They will then create a new phrase. They will fight in the name of religion. But don’t fight, I’m your brother. Just give it a chance. I will shape the future of Bihar. Apologies for being late.

He said that earlier employment was not an election issue in Bihar, but I  had made employment an election issue of RJD  in the 2020 assembly elections. Had we come to power in that election, we would have given jobs to 10 lakh people, but many candidates were defeated by fraud.

“Yet, when we got power for 17 months, we gave jobs to five lakh people. If I had had some more time, I would have fulfilled the promise. There is a big rally in Patna on March 3. Raised hands from the crowd and asked for support. He said, “One man will bring four people.” Lalu Yadav ji has undergone surgery.

Tejashwi said that Lalu Yadav wants to meet you people. I want to convey my message. If you come by the evening of the 2nd, then there is also an arrangement for food. He also took a dig at the coup in Bihar in restrained language. He said the night was over. You have to go to Madhubani also, give permission.

Job means Tejaswi Yadav health means Tejaswi Yadav

This in itself is a sign of a big change. Many people are making many things but the truth is that Tejashwi Yadav has changed the grammar here. People do not want to listen to temples, mosques, or gurudwaras here, it is a matter of their faith. Today, in every rally, a job means stunning health. Tejashwi has linked people to the politics of concern. Today, in the rally, there is talk of increasing the honorarium of those who are hopeful. There has been a big change in politics here. It is good for democracy, and also for Bihar. Its positive results will be seen from Lok Sabha to Assembly elections. Regardless of when this election is.

Left parties working to make Mahagathbandhan’s mega rally on March 3  a success

  The CPI(ML),  CPI(M), and CPI have put in full force to make the grand rally to be held on March 3 at Gandhi Maidan in Patna a success. Campaigning has been intensified by these parties in the districts and block headquarters. Public dialogue programs, padyatras, and street meetings are being organized in every village.

In this regard, ML state secretary Kunal said that he is holding regular meetings in Arrah. Party’s politburo members Dhirendra Jha in Siwan, Rajaram Singh in Karakat, Amar in Patna, and Mehboob Alam in Katihar are holding workers’ meetings.  CPI(M) state secretary Lallan Chowdhury said the mega rally would be made a historic success. There is anger among the common people due to Nitish Kumar’s opportunism.

CPI state secretary Ramnaresh Pandey said that during the rule of the Grand Alliance in the last 17 months, about 5 lakh youth were given government jobs,  which never happened in the 17 years of BJP-JDU  rule. Unemployment and employment of youth as well as government jobs will be the main issues in the rally.

In the first phase, Tejashwi traveled about 1100km

The second phase of former deputy chief minister and senior RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav’s Jan Vishwas Yatra will begin on Sunday. It will continue till February 28.  The first phase of the yatra, which began on February 20, concluded on Saturday. According to RJD spokesperson Chittaranjan Gagan, in the first phase, Tejashwi traveled around 1100 km.

Addressed 16 public meetings. He invited him to attend the Jan Vishwas rally organized by the Grand Alliance at Gandhi Maidan in Patna on March 3. He said that in the second phase, only roadshows will be held. This roadshow will be 1400 kilometers.

On February 27, the train will pass through Banka, Amarpur, Asarganj, Jamui, Lakhisarai, Munger, Khagaria, Maheshkhunt, and Sonbarsa and take a night halt at Madhepura.  On February 28, the train will pass through Madhepura, Saharsa, Simri Bakhtiyarpur, Sonbarsa, Mansi, Sahebpurkamal, Ballia, Begusarai, Barauni, Mokama, Barh, Bakhtiyarpur, Fatuha and return to Patna.

Running away from the House to gain public confidence is a betrayal of the people; Vijay Sinha lashes out at Tejashwi Yadav

Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav and former deputy chief minister Tejashwi Yadav are on a public trust yatra. On the other hand, Deputy CM Vijay Sinha has strongly attacked Tejashwi for his absence from the House.

He said that when Tejashwi should be present in the House, he has gone out to gain public confidence. The public had trusted him as the Leader of the Opposition for 5 years. But have they gone to 5 places to wipe the tears of the public?

The deputy chief minister said that Tejashwi was born with a gold spoon. They are only promoting corruption and nepotism. They neither have the experience, nor the ability to serve the people, neither have the policy, nor the intention.

If there were responsible leaders, they would have played the role of Leader of the Opposition responsibly. And the one and a half lakh teachers are talking about taking credit for recruitment. It was started during the NDA time. They are just trying to spread frenzy with their statements.

At the same time, another deputy CM Samrat Chaudhary also targeted Tejashwi. And said that these people are robbers. They wanted to grab power on the strength of money. Let us tell you that the first phase of Tejaswi Yadav’s Jan Vishwas Yatra is over.

And now they are doing road shows in the second phase. Which is getting huge public support. Tejashwi is not missing out on targeting Nitish Kumar and BJP in his speech. Tejashwi said that now Nitish Kumar does not feel like working. They are bored, and the public is fed up with them.

‘Lalu and Tejashwi are consequences of mistakes’

Giriraj Singh said that the result of Nitish Kumar’s mistakes is that the exile of Lalu and Tejashwi has ended. If Nitish Kumar had not made a mistake, he would not have been found anywhere today. The result of Nitish Kumar’s blunder is that Lalu Yadav and Tejashwi emerged. Tejashwi should roam around wearing Nitish Kumar’s locket, not abuse him.

Union Minister Giriraj Singh today accused Tejashwi Yadav of indulging in loot and corruption. His DNA is that of Lalu ji’s son. Laluji’s fame is linked to scams.  In 17 months, he was the deputy chief minister of 5 departments. Tell me how many people were given employment.  Giriraj Singh said that because of Nitish Kumar, the exile of Lalu and Tejashwi ended.

How did you become a millionaire at a young age? – JDU leader Rajiv Ranjan

JD(U) national spokesperson Rajiv Ranjan said on Sunday why Tejashwi Yadav does not tell the youth of Bihar the recipe to become a millionaire in school life without work.  The Yuvraj of RJD is beating his chest every day and claiming the works of the Nitish government as his own, but how did he become a millionaire at a young age without work? Not a word comes out of his mouth on this. JD(U) leader Rajiv Ranjan said on Sunday why Tejashwi Yadav does not tell the youth of Bihar the recipe to become a millionaire in school life without work.

He should tell what magic wand used to wield that people used to give their ancestral land to them. Rajiv Ranjan said that Tejashwi Yadav should also tell what art it is, due to which he gets a flat worth crores in Delhi. Tejashwi Yadav cannot say anything on this issue even if he wants. People know their reality. They know that Yuvraj has built his palaces by looting the blood and sweat money of the people of Bihar.

Conclusion By aAditri Digital

In conclusion, the recent political maneuvers in Bihar, particularly spearheaded by Tejashwi Yadav and the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), signify a significant shift in the state’s political landscape. With a strategic focus on the upcoming Lok Sabha elections and a meticulous grassroots campaign strategy, the RJD aims to showcase its achievements during its previous tenure in government. Tejashwi Yadav’s proactive approach, characterized by extensive Jan Vishwas Yatras and public engagements, underscores a concerted effort to bolster the party’s support base.

The RJD’s emphasis on highlighting developmental initiatives, particularly in areas such as job creation, poverty alleviation, and social welfare programs, presents a formidable challenge to the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA), led by Nitish Kumar and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Additionally, the Left parties’ active involvement in rallying support for Mahagathbandhan’s mega rally further amplifies the opposition’s momentum.

However, criticisms from NDA leaders regarding Tejashwi Yadav’s absence from legislative proceedings and accusations of corruption pose potential hurdles for the RJD. Nonetheless, Tejashwi Yadav’s resonance with the electorate, especially among youth and marginalized communities, signifies a growing momentum towards a more competitive political landscape in Bihar.

As Bihar braces for crucial electoral battles, the unfolding dynamics underscore the evolving complexities and intensifying rivalries within the state’s political arena. Ultimately, the outcome of these political maneuvers will not only shape Bihar’s future trajectory but also have broader implications for national politics.