RJD leader and former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav, while addressing a public meeting in Islampur in Nalanda, emphasized the need to unite and make Tejashwi Yadav the next Chief Minister of Bihar. Speaking on the occasion of the 24th death anniversary of the late Krishna Ballabh Prasad, Lalu highlighted the importance of solidarity and commitment towards the people of Bihar. During his address at the Khanqah school ground, Lalu reiterated his stand and said, “We are neither bowed nor bowed down to anyone. Lalu Prasad Yadav does what he says.”
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Lalu clarified that it has come to unite and for forming a government in Bihar under the leadership of Tejashwi Yadav. Before addressing the crowd, Lalu prayed at the mother Jagdamba temple and the tomb of Lodi Shah. His speech focused on forming a strong, integrated front for the upcoming Bihar assembly elections, emphasizing the need for collective efforts to protect the future of the country and the state.
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Lalu also promised that if the RJD -led government comes to power, women in Bihar will get a direct transfer of ₹ 2,500 in their accounts, similar to the model of Jharkhand. He also promised free electricity for the people of the state. The purpose of his comments was to raise support for Tejashwi, unite people and ensure a strong, safe future for Bihar and the country. In his trademark style, Lalu Prasad once again showed his leadership and determination, and called for his son Tejashwi and the future unwavering support for the RJD’s perspective. His speech encouraged the crowd with the promise of Bihar rich under Tejashwi.
