In a significant outreach to the minority community in Bihar, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav addressed a massive felicitation ceremony organized by the party’s minority cell in Patna. During his speech, Yadav made a candid admission, suggesting that the party might have made mistakes in the past. However, he was quick to assure the audience that these errors would be rectified to ensure a more inclusive and stronger political front. He called upon the minority community to move past internal divisions and unite against forces that seek to divide the nation for political gain.
Tejashwi’s address was characterized by a focus on organizational discipline. He stressed the importance of booth management, telling attendees that every single vote counts in the fight to preserve the secular fabric of the country. He criticized the central government for introducing legislation that he claims is designed to marginalize minority communities. Specifically, he pointed to the delimitation process in Assam as an example of how political representation is being systematically reduced. Yadav vowed that the RJD would continue to oppose any bill or policy that threatens the rights of the minority population, promising to fight both in the legislature and on the streets.
