The controversy started after Tejashwi delivered a long speech in English while campaigning in Kerala. His speech quickly went viral on social media and became a talking point in political circles. The Tejashwi Yadav English speech row gained momentum when Neeraj Kumar shared parts of the video online and highlighted what he called language errors.

Kumar claimed that some sentences used by Tejashwi were grammatically incorrect. For example, he questioned the phrase “I have come from Bihar” and said the correct usage should be “I am from Bihar” or “I come from Bihar.”

The BJP leader also made sarcastic remarks about Tejashwi’s English skills. He said the opposition leader should improve his grammar before lecturing others about development.

The debate has now turned into a political war of words between leaders from different parties in Bihar.

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In his complaint, Neeraj Kumar named Ramiz Nemat Khan, described as a history-sheeter from Uttar Pradesh, and Deva Gupta, a former election candidate. He claimed media reports suggested both were part of the foreign trip.

Kumar said Ramiz Nemat Khan has serious criminal links. He also pointed out that Ramiz’s father-in-law is currently in jail in a murder case. According to him, the presence of such individuals with a senior political leader raises major law-and-order concerns.

The JDU leader asked the DGP to verify travel records and keep strict police monitoring on the individuals mentioned. He stressed that public representatives must maintain transparency and avoid questionable associations.

The Tejashwi Yadav foreign trip controversy has added to the political tension in Bihar, with ruling party leaders demanding accountability while the RJD is yet to issue a detailed response.

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