In a blistering defense of Narendra Modi’s humble origins, BJP MP Ramkripal Yadav took West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee to task for labeling the Prime Minister’s jhal muri indulgence in Jhargram as a staged stunt. Speaking in Patna, Yadav painted a vivid picture of Modi’s journey from rags to riches.
‘PM Modi didn’t arrive holding a gold spoon—his story of grit from poverty is legendary,’ Yadav emphasized. ‘Eating that street snack stirred cherished childhood memories.’ This spat highlights escalating tensions between national leadership and regional satraps.
Yadav then dissected RJD turmoil, endorsing Tej Pratap’s prophecy of an imminent breakup. ‘Tej Pratap knows the pulse; if he says split, RJD is fracturing.’ Internal discord signals trouble for the opposition bloc.
Lashing out at Congress, Yadav portrayed Rahul Gandhi’s pressure politics as par for the course. ‘It’s their historical playbook—no coercion on Nitish; he decided independently.’
Backing Yogi’s critique, Yadav hammered Banerjee’s vote-bank favoritism. ‘Bengal voters are awake; TMC will fall, BJP will rise.’
Dismissing Kejriwal’s judicial plea, Yadav upheld the Constitution’s dignity. ‘Judges on the bench deserve respect, not fingers pointed by litigants like Kejriwal.’
Yadav concluded by downplaying Choudhary’s Delhi trip as standard protocol for a new deputy chief minister.
