Patna, April 21: In Jhargram, West Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi enjoyed a local snack, known as jhalmuri, which Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee dismissed as a publicity stunt. In response, BJP leader Ramkripal Yadav emphasized that the world knows PM Modi did not come from privilege. He rose from poverty and reminisced about his humble beginnings while enjoying the snack.
Regarding Tej Pratap’s comments on potential splits within the RJD, Yadav stated that Tej Pratap often expresses his feelings openly. If he has made such claims, it indicates that there may indeed be fractures within the RJD, which is not functioning smoothly.
Yadav also took a jab at Congress, asserting that Rahul Gandhi is the party’s leader, and that Congress has a history of operating under pressure. This mentality has contributed to their current challenges. He clarified that there was no external pressure on Nitish Kumar to resign as Bihar’s Chief Minister; it was a decision made based on his own judgment.
On the accusations of appeasement politics directed at Mamata Banerjee by UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Yadav affirmed that the allegations are valid. He accused Banerjee of favoring groups that align with her electoral interests, a strategy that the people of Bengal have recognized. He predicted that the TMC government would soon be replaced by a BJP administration.
Commenting on Arvind Kejriwal’s appeal for Justice Swarnkant Sharma to recuse himself from a case, Yadav remarked on the dignity of the Indian Constitution. He noted that no one has previously questioned those in constitutional positions, particularly judges. He criticized Kejriwal for undermining the judicial process, stating that such actions are unfortunate for a leader of his stature.
Lastly, Yadav mentioned Samrat Chaudhary’s recent visit to Delhi, indicating that as a new Chief Minister, it is natural for him to meet with senior leaders.
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