Why Tejashwi Yadav os spending more time In Delhi More Than Patna, RJD Doesn't Have Right Information

In Bihar, the market for discussions has again heated up over Tejashwi Yadav. He had once disappeared after the Lok Sabha elections and returned 33 days later and was reported to have been treated for a knee injury in Delhi. Now, what happened again? The Leader of the Opposition, who issued a statement on the talk till the Lok Sabha elections, is still missing. Social media also rarely appears. The question abounds as to why Lalu Prasad's political legacy is being taken for so lightly.

Tell your information where Tejashwi is, it's not right for any RJD leader to know. Not even Raghuvansh Prasad Singh.  His close relatives even Mani Yadav just is not with Tejashwi. He said that Netaji is still in Delhi and was speaking to Patna in two-three days. According to the RJD's National General Secretary, Kamar Alam, Tejashwi is engaged in a very important task in Delhi. We are in touch with everyone and are going to return to Patna soon. RJD State General Secretary Alok Kumar Mehta also admits Tejashwi being in Delhi. But he also gets silenced on the question of dialogue.

According to media reports, for the past two-and-a-half months, three reasons are being indirectly attributed to the invisible absence of the Leader of the Opposition. First family and second political campaign. Legal rhetoric is also being cited as a big reason. People close to the Laloo family refuse to screw up the family. Even in a legal rhetoric, he has no say. The question, then, is what is the political campaign for which the leader of the opposition needs to stay in Delhi more than Patna.

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