1. Tejashwi Yadav’s Big Allegation
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav accused Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar of lacking vision. He predicted that the NDA government would lose power in the upcoming assembly elections, paving the way for a new, forward-thinking administration.
2. Bihar Politics Heats Up
Political tensions are rising as assembly elections approach. Yadav claims the state requires a leader with originality and foresight, criticizing Kumar’s administration for recycling policies instead of initiating fresh developmental strategies for Bihar’s future.
3. Media Interaction in Patna
Speaking to reporters in Patna, Yadav labelled Nitish Kumar a “cheat minister” rather than a chief minister. He asserted that the NDA government has failed to deliver meaningful change and now stands exposed before Bihar’s voters.
4. Participation in Voter Rights Yatra
During Congress’ ‘Voter Rights Yatra’ in Ara, Yadav told a public gathering that Bihar needs an “original” leader who can genuinely work for development rather than a duplicate who copies others’ policy proposals without creativity.
5. Allegations of Policy Copying
Yadav accused Kumar of adopting welfare plans initially suggested by RJD. He said the chief minister announced these measures just months before elections, presenting them as his own government’s achievements to mislead voters and gain support.
6. Key Welfare Proposals by RJD
Yadav highlighted major proposals including domicile-based job priority for Bihar youth, free electricity for poor households, social security pensions for widows and elderly, and a long-term development roadmap—policies allegedly copied by the current government.
7. Political Background of Bihar
The political environment in Bihar is charged, with RJD positioning itself as the primary opposition force. Meanwhile, NDA faces criticism for unfulfilled promises as unemployment, migration and gaps in healthcare and education continue to plague the state.
8. Detailed Vision of Tejashwi Yadav
Yadav promised accelerated recruitment for government jobs, upgraded healthcare in every district, improved agriculture to raise farmer income, and modernised education with digital classrooms. He says these initiatives would shape Bihar’s future under RJD-led governance.
9. Criticism of Nitish Kumar’s Governance
Yadav stated that despite 15 years in power, Nitish Kumar’s government failed to reduce unemployment or provide reliable infrastructure. He argued that Bihar continues to struggle with poor roads, electricity supply, and essential social services.
10. Outlook for Upcoming Elections
Yadav claims Bihar’s youth and voters now seek change. He believes RJD will form the next government, promising progressive policies and new energy. The upcoming elections will test whether voters choose experience or innovative leadership.
Conclusion
The political landscape of Bihar is set for a fierce battle. With Tejashwi Yadav presenting himself as a leader of fresh ideas and Nitish Kumar defending his long tenure, voters will decide whether continuity or change drives the state’s future.
