Teghda / Vibhutipur: RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav, who is engaged in campaigning before the second phase of Bihar assembly elections, is constantly targeting the opposition. Recently, he has once again attacked Nitish Kumar, the NDA's CM candidate. Tejashwi has now spoken out, accusing Bihar of failing to get special state status. In his address on Friday, he questioned Nitish Kumar's government that 'Will US President Donald Trump grant this status to Bihar?' 

He said these things while addressing election rallies in Teghda and Vibhutipur. He said, 'The NDA government of the state has been there for 15 years, there is a government of double engines but Bihar did not get the status of a special state. Will the US President come here and grant it special state status?" Or Modi Ji will do it. That is why he does not speak on issues like unemployment, jobs in industries, investment, and migration". 

Further, Tejashwi reiterated the election promise of employment and development, saying, "If they get a chance to form the government, in the first meeting of the cabinet, they will approve the decision to give government jobs to 10 lakh people." He said, "When our government comes, Biharis will not have to go out for earning, studies and medicine." The RJD leader said that if his government is formed then the demand for equal pay, Anganwadi worker, Tola servant will be met in lieu of equal work of employed teachers. Tejaswi said, "We are of new thinking and are committed to build new Bihar by taking every section of the society together."

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