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Tejasvi Yadav counters Kiren Rijiju over 'flop rally' claim, cites BJP anxiety
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 03:37 PM
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RJD chief Tejasvi Yadav has responded to Union Minister Kiren Rijiju's remarks labeling an INDIA alliance rally as a flop, stating that the BJP is agitated because its alleged misdeeds have been exposed.
Patna: RJD chief Tejasvi Yadav has launched a sharp counter-attack against Union Minister Kiren Rijiju following the latter's comments describing an INDIA alliance rally as a failure. The political exchange highlights the intensifying rhetoric between the opposition bloc and the ruling party in the run-up to upcoming elections.
In response to Rijiju's characterization of the event, Yadav dismissed the claim, arguing that the BJP's agitation stems from the exposure of their actions. He asserted that the ruling party is currently focused on protecting its interests and shielding specific individuals from scrutiny.
Yadav specifically mentioned Jnanesh Kumar, stating that the BJP is engaged in efforts to save him. The RJD leader framed the minister's comments as a sign of internal distress within the BJP rather than a genuine assessment of the rally's turnout or impact.
This verbal sparring underscores the deepening political divide in Bihar, where both sides are actively mobilizing support and engaging in public discourse to shape the narrative ahead of the state assembly elections.
In response to Rijiju's characterization of the event, Yadav dismissed the claim, arguing that the BJP's agitation stems from the exposure of their actions. He asserted that the ruling party is currently focused on protecting its interests and shielding specific individuals from scrutiny.
Yadav specifically mentioned Jnanesh Kumar, stating that the BJP is engaged in efforts to save him. The RJD leader framed the minister's comments as a sign of internal distress within the BJP rather than a genuine assessment of the rally's turnout or impact.
This verbal sparring underscores the deepening political divide in Bihar, where both sides are actively mobilizing support and engaging in public discourse to shape the narrative ahead of the state assembly elections.