High drama broke out in the middle of an RJD meeting when Tej Pratap Yadav, a senior party official, and Lalu Prasad Yadav’s son, walked out and claimed that another party leader had humiliated and mistreated him.
Tej Pratap Yadav, who is notorious for his outbursts and tantrums in the political sphere, was spotted furiously criticizing Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) National General Secretary Shyam Rajak as he left the party meeting.
Tej Pratap Yadav, who was visibly furious, was spotted accusing party chief Shyam Rajak of abusing him and treating his staff poorly. In a news conference, Yadav further referred to Rajak as a “BJP-RSS” individual and argued that such leaders have to be “thrown out of the party.”
As per media reports, Lalu Prasad Yadav’s elder son said, “Shyam Rajak abused me, my assistant, and my sister today when I asked him about the meeting schedule. I have an audio recording, and I’ll put it on my social media. Such BJP-RSS people should be thrown out of the organization.”
Also Read: Petrol and Diesel Price Update: Check Rates in your city
Rajak quoted a couplet that roughly translates to “the rich and influential are never at fault” when speaking with reporters about the incident. Later, due to problems with his blood pressure, he passed out and was taken to a hospital in this area.
Further, Shyam Rajak claimed that because he “is a Dalit,” he lacks the authority to speak. Media outlets quoted Rajak as saying, “I’ve no comments to make on it. He is saying what he wants to say because he is powerful, I am a Dalit man, and cannot say anything.”
Jagdanand Singh, the leader of the RJD’s Bihar unit, reportedly left the meeting dissatisfied with the party after his son Sudhakar Singh was forced to resign from his position as a minister in the Nitish Kumar administration.
But Sudhakar Singh was present when party leader Lalu Prasad Yadav, his son Tejashwi Yadav, the deputy chief minister of Bihar, and Sharad Yadav spoke at the gathering.
For all the news update subscribe our YouTube channel ‘DNP India’. You can also follow us on FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM and TWITTER.
