Lalu Prasad Yadav is against reservation, says Bihar Deputy CM Samrat Chaudhary

Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary launched a scathing attack on former Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav alleging that the RJD is opposed to reservation policies and the Constitution reported news agency ANIChaudhary while addressing the media questioned the credentials of Lalus son and Rashtriya Janata Dal RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav in addressing crucial political issuesHis father Lalu Prasad Yadav ruled for 34 years Who is asking him Tejashwi Yadav They BJP leaders are asking Lalu Ji They are asking for the 2025 percent of votes that Lalu Yadav has Has he Tejashwi Yadav done any work yet For 15 years his father did not give a reservation to a single person in Bihar Lalu Prasad is against reservation and the Constitution Chaudhary said reported ANIEarlier Tejashwi Yadav took a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modis ongoing roadshow in Patna and claimed that his Tejashwi party has held a job show while the PM is holding a roadshowPM Modi will lead a roadshow in Patna on Sunday evening followed by three election rallies elsewhere in Bihar a day laterSpeaking to ANI hours ahead of PMs roadshow Yadav said He is doing a roadshow whereas we have done a job show I want to appeal to the Prime Minister You have visited Bihar 810 times now but you have not told people what you will do for Bihar in the next five yearsFurther Yadav claimed that he gave a tough fight to the BJP leader as he did nearly 140 rallies while the BJP has called in several top leaders and CMs to do election campaigns in the state reported ANIEven though the Prime Minister is coming to Bihar he has not fulfilled a single promise he made to the people of Bihar He said he would give a special package special attention and special status to Bihar What happened to these promises The Prime Minister is coming here the Home Minister is coming here Rajnath Singh is coming here JP Nadda is coming here Nitin Gadkari is coming here CMs of various states are coming here and everyone is being brought to Bihar to campaign for the BJPWhereas we stand alone I have organised nearly 140 public meetings This means I am alone overpowering everyone else Prime Ministers road show plan was changed many times He is going through places that are heavily populated BJP has been pushed out of villages he added reported ANIThe roadshow will commence at the Income Tax Office roundabout situated a few hundred metres from the state BJP headquarters and conclude at Udyog Bhavan in the vicinity of Gandhi Maidan passing through crowded localities like Fraser Road Exhibition Road Kadam Kuan and Sahitya SammelanAfter the roadshow the Prime Minister is scheduled to retire for the night at the Raj Bhavan and on the next morning the PM will continue his poll campaign in Hajipur Muzaffarpur and SaranWith 40 Lok Sabha constituencies the fourth highest among all States and Union Territories Bihar holds a crucial position in shaping Indian politicsOn April 19 in the first phase the polling was held in four constituencies Aurangabad Gaya Jamui and Nawada with a 4926 per cent voter turnoutIn the second phase the polling was held in five constituencies Banka Bhagalpur Katihar Kishanganj and Purnia with a 5945 per cent voter turnout on April 26In the third phase of elections on May 7 Bihars Jhanjharpur Supaul Araria Madhepura and Khagaria went to polls and the state recorded 5818 per cent voter turnoutThe Mahagathbandhan Grand Alliance the opposition coalition in Bihar including Rashtriya Janata Dal RJD Congress and Left parties recently announced that the RJD its largest constituent will contest 26 out of the states 40 Lok Sabha seatsAs part of the NDA the BJP and JD U will contest on 17 and 16 seats respectivelyIn 2019 the BJPled NDA swept the state by winning 39 out of 40 seats while Congress won just one seat RJD a formidable force in the state failed to open its accountWith inputs from ANI