Tejashwi Yadav Vows Transformation: A New Vision for Bihar

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav criticized the NDA's 20-year rule in Bihar, promising change if the INDIA bloc wins elections. He vowed lower LPG prices, more pensions, and jobs, accusing the BJP of exploiting Bihar and shielding corruption. Yadav aims to create a safer, economically vibrant state.

Bihar remains impoverished under the 20-year tenure of the JD(U)-led NDA government, claims RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav. Speaking at a rally, Yadav asserted that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar won't retain his position if the alliance regains power, attributing control to BJP leaders from Gujarat.

Yadav, the INDIA bloc's chief ministerial candidate, criticized the Centre for protecting corrupt politicians, vowing to present a clean administration should the opposition rise. He pledged affordable healthcare, employment, and improvements in citizen grievances, highlighting Bihar's low per capita income.

He called for voters to support local candidates over outsiders, pressing against central government actions against opposition figures. Promises include reducing LPG costs, raising pensions, and providing jobs. Yadav emphasized the NDA's unfulfilled job promises and pledged accountability and reform.