Tejashwi Yadav Takes on NDA: Promises Change with Populist Pledges
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav criticized PM Modi for prioritizing Gujarat factories over Bihar's election, while promising gas cylinders at Rs 500 and permanent recruitment for Bihar's contractual employees if elected. Addressing rallies with Rahul Gandhi, he vowed reforms, targeting female voters and opposing NDA's recent economic measures.
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In a spirited address, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of focusing more on launching factories in Gujarat than winning assembly elections in Bihar.
Speaking at rallies in Muzaffarpur and Darbhanga, Yadav, as the INDIA bloc's chief ministerial candidate, pledged Rs 500 gas cylinders and permanent jobs for contractual workers if his party gains power. Sharing stages with Congress stalwart Rahul Gandhi, Yadav criticized the NDA's recent populist moves as imitations of his promises.
Positioning himself as a reformer, Yadav highlighted proposals benefiting women and pledged to provide a government job to one member of every household, contrasting the BJP's strategies. Vowing to eradicate corruption and echoing a youthful vibrancy against the backdrop of Bihar's political landscape, he rallied support against 'outsiders'.
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