The Bihar political warning grew louder after RLM chief Upendra Kushwaha criticised SP chief Akhilesh Yadav’s allegations of vote theft. Speaking in Patna, Kushwaha said that the people mentioned by Yadav were not saying anything. He repeated that the claims were baseless and harmful. The Bihar political warning became stronger when he cautioned that raising false issues would only damage the opposition.
Kushwaha said that if vote theft had really happened, people would have spoken openly. He urged leaders to act responsibly and not mislead the public. He added that if they did not stop, this behaviour would cause their downfall. He also said that God would decide their fate if they refused to understand the truth.
Akhilesh Yadav, however, said this was not simple theft but open robbery. He claimed that booth-level analysis was still pending, but initial results showed deep issues. He praised Tejashwi Yadav as a popular leader and said the Grand Alliance stood for unity.
Kushwaha also accused the Grand Alliance of spreading false rumours that NDA planned to change Bihar’s Chief Minister. He said people now understood that Nitish Kumar was continuing as CM and that earlier claims were attempts to provoke the public.
