RJD supremo reached CM residence to give ‘Lalu mantra’ to Nitish, chatted for half an hour before the meeting

Patna: Before the opposition meeting, RJD supremo Lalu Yadav (Lalu Yadav) reached the CM residence to meet Nitish Kumar. Lalu left his residence at seven in the evening and reached directly to the CM’s residence. Lalu Yadav stayed in the CM residence for about half an hour. It is being told that Lalu Yadav had reached the CM House to take stock of the preparations for the meeting of the opposition parties. During this, he also met CM Nitish Kumar. Took complete information about the preparations for the meeting. CM Nitish did not go to Tamil Nadu due to health reasons and also canceled the cabinet meeting to be held on Wednesday.

Opposition leaders will keep their point in the meeting – Tejashwi Yadav

At the same time, Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav, who reached Patna from Delhi, talked to journalists at Patna airport about the meeting of opposition unity. During this, he said that the leaders of non-BJP political parties who will come in this meeting will keep their points. Tejashwi Yadav said that the 2024 Lok Sabha election is not the election of any particular person but of the people of the country. The people of the country have to choose their leader. Unemployment has increased in this government, inflation has reached its peak, the rights of the poor are being killed, the rich are getting richer, so this meeting is necessary. Whatever the leaders of the opposition parties come, they will keep their points in this meeting.

Tejashwi Yadav spoke on Manjhi

At the same time, former Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi became a part of the NDA today. On this the Deputy CM said that whoever comes has to go. If someone is born then death also happens, so power is not anyone’s inheritance. When we were in power, no one used to say that we will go out of power, but we went, that’s why whoever comes has to go.

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