RJD recently faced a disappointing performance in the Bihar Assembly elections. The poor result triggered anger among party workers and exposed deep internal differences. Several leaders openly blamed each other for the defeat, which weakened party unity.

Sources say Tejashwi may take tough action against leaders accused of sabotaging the party during elections. Many district-level leaders and office bearers are under scrutiny. Some may lose their posts if allegations are proven.

The party may also see organisational changes. Senior leaders who remained inactive could be replaced by younger and more active workers. RJD wants to strengthen its structure before upcoming local body and future assembly elections.

Tejashwi is also expected to hold meetings with senior leaders to rebuild trust and improve coordination. His focus will likely remain on discipline, unity, and public outreach.

Political observers believe the coming weeks will be crucial for RJD’s future direction in Bihar.

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In a review meeting at Delhi headquarters, most state leaders highlighted that the alliance harmed Congress’s vote share. Leaders noted that voters from certain communities preferred other parties, and the coalition did not improve Congress’s performance. They believe contesting alone will help rebuild the party’s presence across Bihar.

Despite these calls, the central leadership is cautious. They stress that a hasty exit from the India Alliance could weaken opposition unity in other states. RJD remains a key partner in the alliance, and top strategists recommend a careful approach before making any decisions.

Some other regional parties, like Trinamool Congress, have already chosen to go solo, reflecting broader uncertainty about alliance politics. Congress now faces the challenge of balancing state-level demands with national coalition strategy.

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Meanwhile, BRS MLC Takkellapalli Ravinder Rao made harsh remarks during a television debate. He accused Kavitha of crossing limits and attacking public representatives, families, and the party. Furthermore, he said there was no need to show restraint anymore. He warned that Kavitha would face public retaliation if she continued such statements.

In addition, Ravinder Rao alleged that Kavitha insulted women through her language. He questioned how long restraint should be maintained against such behaviour. Responding to Kavitha’s “test match” comment, he dismissed it outright. He also said that giving her importance would damage the party’s image.

Moreover, Ravinder Rao questioned why Kavitha avoided discussing Congress government promises and public issues. He expressed anger over her comments against the BRS leadership. Finally, he stated that personal attacks on elected representatives harm democratic values and lower political standards.

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A similar situation has been reported around working president K.T. Rama Rao. Party members claim that a select group controls his appointments. Workers believe that only those close to this group secure meetings with KTR. Many leaders feel ignored despite their long association with the party. The perception of an isolated leadership has created unrest among lower-level cadres.

Party workers say they travel from districts to Telangana Bhavan but return without meeting senior leaders. They believe interaction with KCR or KTR would give them confidence. With local body elections approaching, they expect both leaders to become more accessible. Many feel the party’s future depends on better communication with grassroots workers.

The BRS continues to face defeats in recent elections, including the Jubilee Hills bypoll. Workers say strong local leadership is essential for improving results in the coming civic polls.

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BJP secured eight MP seats after aggressive campaigning and strong mobilisation. It later won two MLC seats, but critics allege political deals with BRS. The party’s vote share dropped significantly in the Jubilee Hills by-election. BJP could not retain its earlier vote count of 25,000 and secured only 17,000 votes. Political analysts said this result exposed weak strategy and poor candidate planning.

The Telangana BJP is also facing internal divisions. Leaders are reportedly split into different groups with no strong coordinator. Conflicts between MPs, MLAs and central observers continue. Lack of unity is affecting public confidence. Analysts also say BJP national leaders are not prioritising Telangana despite potential growth in the state.

The delay in appointing a full-time state president also created dissatisfaction in the party. Cadre expressed disappointment after appointing Rancheander Rao, stating that he lacks mass following and public appeal. Concerns are growing that BJP may face more setbacks if leadership issues continue.

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Chirag Paswan’s attack stirred a wider debate about Tejashwi Yadav’s position in Bihar politics. He argued that Tejashwi, despite being the face of the RJD, could not command respect on the national stage. For Chirag, the image of Tejashwi Yadav Driving Rahul Gandhi Car symbolised weakness and showed how allies sidelined him.

The comments came as Bihar’s political parties gear up for elections. Chirag presented himself as a strong alternative, insisting that voters prefer leaders who act independently instead of playing second fiddle.

Analysts believe the remarks underline the fierce rivalry between the LJP and RJD in Bihar. With the spotlight now on Tejashwi, he must prove that his strength extends beyond symbolic gestures and gain real influence in the state’s power struggle.

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