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During the day, news came from Vaishali that a ruckus broke out in front of the former minister in the meeting of Janata Dal United workers. By evening, similar news came from Muzaffarpur. This time in front of the newly elected MP Devesh Chandra Thakur. Even after his efforts to stop it, such a ruckus did not stop. Many other bigwigs were also present. But the ruckus did not stop. This ruckus started after JDU declared Thakur as the candidate for the Tirhut Graduate seat which fell vacant after Devesh Chandra Thakur became an MP.
What is the fuss about
NDA has announced its candidate for the by-election to be held in the Tirhut Graduate Constituency. Janata Dal United spokesperson Abhishek Jha has been made its candidate from the Tirhut Graduate Constituency. Regarding the RJD fielding its candidate, former JDU minister and senior leader Neeraj Kumar said that we are people who ensure everyone’s participation. We will not accept defeat. He said that we have been winning since 2002 and we have become addicted to winning. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar talks and works for everyone’s welfare. He decides the candidature keeping in mind all sections including Dalit, backward and extremely backward, so we keep winning and we will win in the future too.
How will 8th pass people lead the graduates in RJD
JDU leader Neeraj Kumar took a dig at the opposition leader and former deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav and said that its leader himself is an eighth pass, how will he decide the candidature in the graduate elections? JDU leader and former minister Neeraj Kumar said that we are ashamed to even talk about RJD. We at least bring engineer candidates and fulfill social justice, but what they give is not hidden from anyone. RJD leaders can only make statements on Twitter, not on the ground.
We’re addicted to winning
Former minister and senior JDU leader Neeraj Kumar launched a major attack on the opposition party RJD and said that we are the winning people and the people of Bihar like us, that is why we keep winning and we will definitely win in the future too. We have been registering victory in the graduate constituency for 22 consecutive years since 2002 and this is due to the love of the common people of Tirhut and the work done for them, that is why we win every time and will continue to win in the future too. We all fight together and then contest elections together, this is our strength. We do not accept defeat.
The world saw the difference between Lalu Prasad Yadav’s Shepherd School and our Polytechnic
Senior JDU leader and former minister in the Bihar government, Neeraj Kumar, in a unique way, took a dig at former Chief Minister and RJD national president Lalu Prasad Yadav, saying that Lalu Yadav had opened a Shepherd School and people used to study from the Shepherd School. At that time, studies were done in the Shepherd School for ₹4.5 per month and everyone knows where those people are today. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is providing Polytechnic education for ₹5 per month and is giving a new Bihar and engineers to Bihar. How much difference has come is not hidden from anyone.
