RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Sunday approached him for forging an alliance with the opposition amid LJP leader Chirag Paswan’s declining ties with the BJP-led NDA and said he would avoid joining the “existential” legacy of his father Ram Vilas Paswan. You can only move forward. fight against the ideas of RSS ideologue MS Golwalkar”. With the BJP’s silence on his bitter feud with his uncle Pashupati Kumar Paras for control of the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) chiming in public, Tejashwi Yadav alleged That the BJP has “settled” most of its old allies leaving “and” after coming to power and getting the most from them.
In an interview with PTI, Yadav said that his party has always stood by Ram Vilas Paswan and pointed out that when the LJP did not have a single MLA and Paswan lost the elections in 2009, Lalu Prasad Yadav made him a Rajya Sabha member. Was sent. Rashtriya Janata Dal quota. He asked whether anyone has done so much or sacrificed so much for any other leader or party in the country? “Our party has decided to celebrate the birth anniversary of Dalit messiah, Ram Vilas ji, to commemorate his contribution to the state, I think is self explanatory,” Yadav said.
It is worth mentioning that Chirag has also announced “Aashirwad Yatra” from Hajipur in Bihar from July 5, the birth anniversary of his father and party founder Ram Vilas Paswan. Asked last week about his call from Chirag to quit the NDA, Yadav said the country is at a juncture where there are pro-constitution, pro-democracy, pro-farmer and public interest forces on one side and opponents of this ideology on the other. Late Ram Vilas Paswan ji was a socialist and a firm believer. In the idea of social justice throughout his life. He fought caste supremacy, poverty and inequality during his political journey,” the 31-year-old leader said.
The former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar said in a play on the title, “The real tribute to him would be to carry forward his values and legacy and this is possible only when Chirag ji joins this fight for survival against Golwalkar’s ‘bundle of thoughts’. ” One of the books of RSS ideologue Golwalkar. In an apparent reference to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Chirag’s remarks that it was not right for ‘Ram’ to remain silent when ‘Hanuman’ was being killed, Yadav alleged that the BJP “lures” parties and leaders to them. By promising “the moon but the moment their system’ realizes that they are no longer useful, they are thrown away just as a fly is thrown out of milk”.
When asked about the political tussle between the LJP factions of Chirag and his maternal uncle Paras, the RJD leader threw his weight behind Chirag and took a dig at Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, saying those who carried out this division were Chirag. He was vindictive against Paswan as he was against Chirag Paswan. He had fought against him in the last assembly elections. “Late Ram Vilas ji appointed Chirag ji as the party’s national president and parliamentary leader in the Lok Sabha as his successor and now it is up to him how he takes forward his father’s legacy,” Yadav said. Now questioning him as to why he did not do so when he was made the national president of LJP, he said in a clear reference to Paras.
On Chirag blaming the JD(U) for the turmoil in the LJP, the Leader of Opposition in the Bihar Assembly said that Chirag has made it clear through his letters that it was staged and that the “criminal is now known to all”. Those who worked to divide the party (LJP) in 2005 and 2010 have also planned it in a sinister manner. Nitish ji has a track record of living on borrowed mandate and he has always played his game with the support of borrowed players,” Yadav said in a scathing attack on the chief minister. He alleged that Nitish Kumar “spared nobody and everyone”. Last week too, Yadav had reached out to Chirag and said that the LJP leader should reconsider staying in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).
There is a tussle within the LJP after Chirag’s uncle Paras was elected as the leader of the party in the Lok Sabha by five of the party’s six MPs in place of Chirag. Both factions have now moved on to control the party and project their group as the real LJP founded by Chirag’s father Ram Vilas Paswan.
While the Chirag Paswan-led wing has expelled five MPs from the party, the rival group removed them from their post. The LJP’s national executive meeting last Sunday backed Chirag’s leadership and targeted the faction led by his uncle for working against the party’s constitution.
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