Are the internal differences of Lalu family, which have created a stir in the politics of Bihar, over now? This question is being raised because Tej Pratap Yadav, who has been in the news for his statements for a long time and his relations with Anushka Yadav, recently not only reposted the post of his younger brother Tejashwi Yadav, but also made a scathing attack on NDA and Prime Minister Narendra Modi by adding his comment to it.
Tej Pratap Yadav wrote in the post, "The 20 years of NDA government in Bihar has set a record of unemployment, poverty and migration. According to the report of Niti Aayog, Bihar remains the most backward state in important areas like education, health and industry. Law and order is worse and deteriorating. Bihar is at the bottom in the country in terms of both per capita income and investment."
Tej Pratap did not stop here, he directly targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said, "The Prime Minister visits Bihar in every election year and tries to confuse the public by repeatedly inaugurating and laying the foundation stone of incomplete projects running since 2015. But this is Bihar, people here are not going to be fooled now. They know very well who is lying and how much."
Tejashwi had also attacked NDA govt
Earlier, Tejashwi Yadav also attacked the NDA government on X. He had said, "The 20-year-old NDA government does not have any concrete account of its own work. That is why they cry about the 15 years of the 35-year-old government. First give the account of your 20 years to the public."
Tej Pratap reposting Tejashwi's post and adding a sharp comment to it himself is indicating that the internal conflict going on in the Lalu family is now coming to an end. In political circles, this is being considered a sign of all is well in the Lalu family.
Lalu had expelled Tej Pratap
Recently, Lalu Yadav had expelled Tej Pratap Yadav from the family and party. But this new strategy and unity has made it clear that when it comes to competing with NDA and BJP, the Yadav brothers are standing together. Now it will be very interesting to see whether this political unity remains limited to social media or in the coming time its effect is also seen on ground politics and the strategies of the opposition.
Prakash Kumar Pandey