Chirag Paswan explained that marriage is a big responsibility and he cannot take such commitments now. Speaking to a digital channel, he said his dream is to make Bihar developed, and that is where his full focus lies. He added that when someone marries, they also take responsibility for their partner, but at present, his duty is towards the people of Bihar.

When asked directly about marriage plans, he replied that there is no such possibility in the near future. He even shared how his younger brother often talks about it, but he feels this is not the right time.

Earlier, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav had advised him to marry soon in the presence of Rahul Gandhi. On that occasion, Rahul laughed and admitted that the same advice applied to him as well.

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The comment has triggered a new political exchange between the BJP and Congress. Rahul Gandhi had recently claimed that the government undermined democracy by engaging in vote theft. He argued that the people of India deserve free and fair elections, free from manipulation or pressure.

Reacting strongly, Dilip Ghosh said the Congress leader was simply trying to stay relevant by making baseless claims. He stated that instead of focusing on vote theft conspiracy theories, Gandhi should explain his party’s plans for development and governance.

The BJP leader further noted that Rahul Gandhi’s repeated allegations damage India’s image internationally. According to him, elections in India remain transparent, and the Congress should introspect about its own failures rather than blaming others.

This fresh political clash highlights the growing tensions as both national parties prepare for upcoming state and national elections. With “Rahul Gandhi dreams at night” becoming a trending phrase, the debate on vote theft is likely to continue.

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He emphasized that democracy and the Constitution are being “stolen” and assured that the people would eventually learn of this when they recognize the magnitude of the situation.

The statement has created suspense and speculation in political circles, with many wondering what Gandhi intends to disclose about the so-called “hydrogen bomb” and how it relates to the electoral process and democratic integrity. This latest comment has added fuel to ongoing political debates on election transparency and fairness.

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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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