Tej Pratap Yadav criticises Rahul Gandhi, backs Priyanka for leadership

Patna: Taking aim at Rahul Gandhi, JJD President Tej Pratap Yadav advised him to abandon his greed for political power. Tej Pratap Yadav remarked that while Rahul Gandhi has been riding his 'Bullet' motorcycle from the very beginning, his appetite for thrills remains unfulfilled. "He has had his fill of riding the Bullet bike; now he has developed a greed for occupying the seat of power. He should steer clear of such greed. Instead, he should continue doing what he was doing—cooking chicken and meat."

Only Priyanka Gandhi Can Lead the INDIA Alliance: Tej Pratap

When asked about speculations regarding who might become the face of the INDIA alliance, Tej Pratap Yadav stated, "Only Priyanka Gandhi possesses the capability to lead this alliance; she is akin to Indira Gandhi. It is simply not going to work with Rahul Gandhi at the helm. Merely embarking on political yatras or riding around on a Bullet bike is not going to achieve anything."

Does Rahul Gandhi Want to Sit on the Throne of Bihar?: Tej Pratap

Taking a jibe at Rahul Gandhi, JJD leader Tej Pratap Yadav remarked, "Rahul Gandhi making accusations against someone isn't going to change anything. Now he is leveling allegations against Nitish Kumar. Nitish Kumar has already vacated his seat and left Bihar, and someone else has become the Chief Minister. Now that we are in a different political landscape, does he—Rahul Gandhi—intend to sit on the throne of Bihar?"

Tej Pratap Offers Advice to CM Samrat Chaudhary on Unemployment

Responding to the job creation promises made by Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary, Tej Pratap Yadav asserted that mere rhetoric would not suffice; these promises must be translated into concrete action on the ground. He stated, "It is certainly commendable that the issue of employment is being discussed; however, the youth must actually receive jobs so that the exodus of people from Bihar can be halted. Access to employment will help steer the youth away from substance abuse and prevent them from straying onto the wrong path."