scattered chairs
– Photo: Amar Ujala
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RJD workers broke chairs in Tejashwi Yadav’s meeting in Rafiganj. The workers climbed on the dead chairs and kept raising slogans of Tejashwi Yadav Zindabad. There was noise. Amidst the noise and bustle, Tejashwi kept instilling enthusiasm among the workers. Kept targeting the opponents. He kept assuring that his candidate Abhay Kushwaha would win. everything has. The workers were filled with enthusiasm, but what was the fault of the chairs? The fault is that those small chairs are stationary and the way to reach the big chair is made only by trampling the small chairs.
Trampling of chairs is not a new thing. Especially in the case of Tejashwi Yadav. In Tejashwi’s meeting, chairs always become scapegoats. Remember, when Tejashwi came to Aurangabad on Jan Vishwas Yatra before the Lok Sabha elections, dozens of chairs were broken in Gandhi Maidan. What new happened when the poor chairs broke in Rafiganj too? Breaking and uprooting of chairs is not a new thing in politics. It’s an old thing. It is an old pattern. It is an old trend. Chairs not only break but are also exchanged.
All the fuss and fuss about the chair
The chair you leave in the evening. As soon as the morning comes, he sits on the same chair again. Chairs are made for this. The work for which they were created is being done to them, so why blame? So the chairs keep doing their work. Keep breaking. Things may go wrong but don’t blame anyone. Don’t become a party to the sin by blaming because if there is a chair then there is the country, there are the people, there is the leader, there is the party, there is the swamp, there are the workers, there are the votes and there are the voters. The chair is everything. The whole bomb for the chair is a fuss and a mess.