Tejashwi Yadav alleged that BJP leaders could not close even a single ward, let alone a panchayat. He mocked BJP, saying that just like in Modi’s rallies, people are brought in on rent, and the same was needed to show support for this bandh.

On social media, Tejashwi wrote that BJP workers harassed women, teachers, pregnant women, and elders. He claimed they stopped students, blocked ambulances, and even attacked martyrs’ families. Despite these acts, he insisted, the bandh failed to shut down Bihar.

Taking another jibe, Tejashwi said BJP only created traffic jams and failed to mobilize people. He added that PM Modi, who comes from Gujarat, took this step to trouble ordinary Biharis rather than addressing their issues.

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On Saturday, BJP workers blocked roads and forced shops to shut in protest against abuses directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s mother. At Arwal Morh, a teacher named Deepti Rani was on her way to school when BJP workers allegedly stopped her vehicle.

A heated argument followed, and it is claimed that protestors pulled her out and misbehaved with her. They accused her of supporting opposition parties. However, Deepti Rani firmly denied this, stating she had no political links and was only heading to her school. Police and district officials later escorted her safely.

The video of the Bihar bandh incident spread quickly on social media. Opposition parties accused BJP of humiliating women. VIP leader Mukesh Sahni said the incident exposed BJP’s “true identity” of insulting women.

The Bihar bandh incident has now become a flashpoint, with the focus shifting from the bandh’s purpose to the harassment of a woman teacher. Political debate over women’s safety is intensifying.

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