Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Yadav is carrying out Berojgari Hatao Yatra on Sunday, while Tejashwi's brother Tej Pratap Yadav described himself as Tejashwi's charioteer at a public meeting held in Patna's Veterinary College campus. He Said that if there is courage in Nitish Kumar's government, then stop the chariot. Both of Lalu's Lal are not afraid of anyone. At the moment, he also told that he is afraid of the discipline of Jagadanand Singh, RJD state president.

 Will himself go with Tejaswi's chariot

Addressing the first public meeting of Tejaswi Yadav's Rath Yatra, Tej Pratap Yadav said that the pair of Tej Pratap and Tejaswi are Krishna and Arjun. They can go on their own with Tejaswi's chariot. There is no courage to stop the chariot. At the same time, it was threatened that the government would stop the chariot, arrest it. With this, both sons of Lalu Prasad Yadav are not afraid of anyone. This is the chariot of the poor and backward. No onel has the courage to stop it.

Responded to the chariot controversy in typical way

The above statement of Tej Pratap is being considered as a typical response to the dispute related to the purchase of a bus built in Tejaswi's chariot. Along with this, Janata Dal United (JDU) leader and minister Neeraj Kumar (Neeraj Kumar), while being attacked, was alleged to have purchased a bus in the name of a person below the poverty line for Tejashwi's Rath Yatra. However, the RJD dismissed the charge immediately.

State President Jagdanand Singh was criticized

Tej Pratap also put the issues of burning in his speech in his style. It is said that youths are being cheated in the country. The education system has collapsed. Meanwhile, he also took a dig at the party's state president Jagdanand Singh. Said that he is scared of the discipline of Jagadanand Singh.

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