PATNA: The day before the presidential election, the leader of the RJD Tejashwi Yadav on Sunday found himself under attack from BJP for making disparaging comments about NDAcandidates Droupadi Murmu.
The opposition leader in the Bihar council was asked about his decision to support Yashwant Sinha, a former Union Minister, over Murmu, who is expected to become the first tribal woman to hold a high office. best.
“We don’t want to install a statue inside Rashtrapati Bhavan. Have any of you heard her (Murmu) voice? She hasn’t even spoken at a press conference since her name was announced. At least we’ve all heard from Yashwant Sinha and have an idea of what he stands for,” said Bihar’s former deputy CM.
In a scathing response, the BJP’s state president, Sanjay Jaiswal, made a scathing remark about Yadav’s mother Rabri Devi, a former minister.
“Tejashwi Yadav witnessed in his own family how an uneducated housewife was placed in the highest chair of power, ignoring many seasoned leaders in the party,” Jaiswal said. , referring to Rabri Devi’s sudden entry into politics in the late 1990s when she replaced her husband. Lalu Prasad, who had to resign as Minister after being accused in the fodder fraud case.
Jaiswal said Murmu is “a self-made woman” who has risen from the ranks in politics and proven herself as a member of the Odisha board, which once presented her with the best MLA award.
“As governor of Jharkhand state, her tenure has been exemplary and uncontroversial. So much so that Jharkhand Mukti Morcha of State Premier Hemant Soren, who is not part of the NDA, is also supporting her. But maybe Tejashwi Yadav could not respect Jaiswal said.
He also accused Yadav of mocking Bihar with his words against Murmu and demanded an apology.
“Perhaps he will be forgiven. He keeps saying nonsense, the way he did recently during the prime minister’s visit,” he quipped, referring to Yadav’s speech at a the council’s 100th anniversary last week that he floundered badly.
The opposition leader in the Bihar council was asked about his decision to support Yashwant Sinha, a former Union Minister, over Murmu, who is expected to become the first tribal woman to hold a high office. best.
“We don’t want to install a statue inside Rashtrapati Bhavan. Have any of you heard her (Murmu) voice? She hasn’t even spoken at a press conference since her name was announced. At least we’ve all heard from Yashwant Sinha and have an idea of what he stands for,” said Bihar’s former deputy CM.
In a scathing response, the BJP’s state president, Sanjay Jaiswal, made a scathing remark about Yadav’s mother Rabri Devi, a former minister.
“Tejashwi Yadav witnessed in his own family how an uneducated housewife was placed in the highest chair of power, ignoring many seasoned leaders in the party,” Jaiswal said. , referring to Rabri Devi’s sudden entry into politics in the late 1990s when she replaced her husband. Lalu Prasad, who had to resign as Minister after being accused in the fodder fraud case.
Jaiswal said Murmu is “a self-made woman” who has risen from the ranks in politics and proven herself as a member of the Odisha board, which once presented her with the best MLA award.
“As governor of Jharkhand state, her tenure has been exemplary and uncontroversial. So much so that Jharkhand Mukti Morcha of State Premier Hemant Soren, who is not part of the NDA, is also supporting her. But maybe Tejashwi Yadav could not respect Jaiswal said.
He also accused Yadav of mocking Bihar with his words against Murmu and demanded an apology.
“Perhaps he will be forgiven. He keeps saying nonsense, the way he did recently during the prime minister’s visit,” he quipped, referring to Yadav’s speech at a the council’s 100th anniversary last week that he floundered badly.
