Political heat is rising in Bihar ahead of the elections. Tejashwi Yadav, the RJD leader and face of the Grand Alliance, has strongly attacked NDA leaders, alleging that two Gujaratis want to capture Bihar. He urged government officials to work honestly under the Constitution without bowing to outside pressure.
Tejashwi Yadav accused senior NDA figures, including Amit Shah and Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, of misusing power. He said that after the first election phase, NDA leaders were threatening officials and trying to weaken Mahagathbandhan supporters. According to him, corrupt officers connected with the Bhunja Party are targeting opposition workers to disrupt voting.
He further added that two Gujaratis want to capture Bihar by any means and make it their colony. Tejashwi appealed to Bihar’s people to protect democracy and resist vote theft. “Bihar is the mother of the republic,” he said, promising that citizens will teach a lesson to those breaking the Constitution.
His statements have stirred a fresh political storm in Bihar as parties gear up for the crucial election phase.
