Political Tug-of-War: Tejashwi Yadav Challenges PM Modi's Bihar Visit

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav criticized PM Narendra Modi's visit to Bihar as election-centric. He claimed Modi's focus shifted to Bihar post-Delhi election results and accused the NDA of neglecting local issues. Yadav recalled past electoral success while dismissing claims by Union Minister Chirag Paswan defending Modi.

In a heated political exchange, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of visiting Bihar primarily to strategize assembly election management, due later this year. Yadav insists the visit lacks any solutions for unemployment and poverty in the state.

Highlighting previous predictions, Yadav had foreseen Modi's shift in focus to Bihar, especially following the aftermath of the Delhi assembly elections. According to Yadav, Modi's visit to Bhagalpur seems aimed at directing election efforts, rather than addressing developmental issues.

Countering Yadav's allegations, Union Minister Chirag Paswan refuted claims linking Modi's visit to electoral motives. Paswan pointed out instances of Modi's visits when no elections were scheduled, attributing them to the PM's concern for Bihar, as reflected in the recent Union Budget.