On Monday night, his health worsened. Sitamarhi DM Rishi Pandey reached the protest site and urged him to stop fasting. Yadav refused at first but ended his strike after the DM promised quick action. He was then taken to Sadar Hospital. Later, due to chest pain and weakness, doctors shifted him to Patna for better treatment.

Yadav said that groundwater in Bajpatti, Nanpur, and Bokhara blocks has dropped badly. The water supply system has broken down, and people are suffering every day. He added that despite many complaints, the government has only given false promises.

The MLA is now receiving treatment in Patna. His protest has highlighted the drinking water crisis in Sitamarhi and put pressure on the state government to act fast.

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Tejashwi Yadav had recently called Nitish the “father of moral corruption.” Replying to this, Kishor mocked RJD, saying it has no right to lecture on corruption. He addressed a press meet in Arwal after his rally, where he declared that Bihar must be freed from Nitish, Lalu, and Modi. He also promised to launch the next phase of his political campaign soon.

When asked again about Tejashwi’s remarks, Kishor laughed and said that these leaders represent corruption by nature. He added that if Nitish made Tejashwi Deputy CM tomorrow, Tejashwi would immediately start praising him.

Kishor also dismissed BJP’s Bihar bandh as a failure, pointing out that huge crowds still attended his rally. He said the bandh only caused inconvenience to common people, while Bihar now wants a new system. He concluded that December will mark the beginning of change.

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The Yatra began on August 17 under Rahul Gandhi’s leadership to protest against the revision of Bihar’s voter list. Many expected an announcement projecting RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav as the Chief Ministerial candidate, backed by Congress. However, that declaration never came.

In the final phase, Tejashwi Yadav took charge and highlighted his leadership. His proactive approach created momentum for himself, signaling his readiness to lead. On the other hand, Rahul Gandhi’s cautious stance has left room for speculation.

This situation raises questions about trust and coordination in the Grand Alliance. Political observers believe Tejashwi’s assertiveness shows confidence, but Rahul’s silence indicates that Congress may still be weighing its options. The lack of clarity could affect the alliance’s strategy ahead of the elections.

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