Devendra Fadnavis angry over RJD
Patna: The political climate in Bihar is heating up as elections approach. It is learned that RJD chief ministerial candidate Tejaswi Yadav has announced that they will create 10 lakh jobs if they come to power. This was blamed on former Maharashtra Chief Minister and Bihar BJP chief Devendra Fadnavis. RJD denied the statement. Ten lakh Swadeshi pistols were bought, distributed to all their activists and sent to commit kidnappings and thefts, which they considered to be jobs.
RJD leader Tejaswi Yadav has said that the creation of 10 lakh jobs will be approved at the first cabinet meeting. He wants to know who he will hire. They distribute 10 lakh pistols and encourage kidnappings, looting and theft back in Bihar. Those are the jobs they give, ”Fadnavis said at a meeting with party leaders. If RJD wins .. the same conditions seen in the past during the reign of Lalu Prasad Yadav will be repeated. He said the BJP had teamed up with the JDU to develop the state at least at a time when there was no infrastructure like electricity and roads. Therefore, Dheema said that this time too, the people of Bihar will not support the BJP. “Bihar has over 58 per cent youth and all of them should be partners in the development of the country,” Fadnavis said. He promised to make all of them stand on their own two feet through self-sufficient India. It is learned that elections will be held in Bihar in three tranches on October 28, November 3 and November 7.
Co liqueur adjustment
On the other hand, as the elections approached, the adjustment of seats in the ruling opposition alliances became confusing. There are no indications in the ‘Mahagath Bandhan’ that the process of adjusting the assembly seats will come to a halt. The RJD, which won 81 seats in the last elections, is the largest party in the alliance. Congress, on the other hand, is holding out for at least 75 seats. RJD is not preparing for that. The RJD is trying to bring the left parties CPI, CPM and CPI (M) into the alliance. Moreover, the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP), which has traveled with the NDA so far, does not appear to be continuing its alliance. There seems to be a Cold War going on between the JDU and the LJP in the NDA alliance over seat adjustments. The LJP is preparing to field its candidates in 143 seats. The ruling JDU-BJP does not agree.
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