RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has declared that he will bring new politics with no caste religion as Bihar gears up for the upcoming Assembly elections. He said the people of the state are tired of leaders who divide society on caste and religious lines while ignoring real issues like jobs, development, and healthcare.
Tejashwi Yadav told supporters that he has come to do new politics with no caste religion, and his agenda is clear—Bihar needs change through growth, justice, and equality. He emphasized that politics must serve the poor, the youth, and the marginalized, not vested interests who thrive on identity-based divisions.
He reminded voters that Bihar’s youth migrate to other states in search of work because the government has failed to create opportunities at home. His focus, he said, will be on industrial growth, investment, and large-scale job creation. Yadav also promised to strengthen education and healthcare systems, ensuring that no family suffers due to lack of access to basic facilities.
Reiterating that he has come to do new politics with no caste religion, Tejashwi added that people should vote for leaders who talk about schools, hospitals, and industries instead of caste equations. He said Bihar has the potential to become a hub of progress if leaders commit to clean and inclusive governance.
He assured party workers that the RJD’s manifesto will be people-centric and development-oriented. With his campaign, Yadav hopes to inspire the young and unite Biharis across communities for a brighter future.
