Bihar Election: ‘JDU tickets will be distributed by Amit Shah,’ RJD’s Tejashvi Yadav says; More conditions than pension scheme NDA ‘Copcat’ | Bharat News
New Delhi: Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashvi Yadav on Saturday swipe in Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, claiming that due to his “unconscious state”, it would be the Union Home Minister Amit Shah – not Kumar – who would distribute tickets for tickets for Janata Dal (Ek Jut). He also targeted Kumar’s pension hike scheme, called it a “copycat” step, claiming that Mahagathanan had already announced the announcement “seven months ago”.He said, “Nitish Kumar’s unconscious state is a blessing for him. JDU tickets will also be distributed by Amit Shah … It is confirmed. Sanjay Jha is a BJP-RSS person. He is in JDU from Arun Jaitley Kota,” he said while talking to reporters. On pension hike, Yadav said in a post on X, “The Mahagatthadhdhan government is coming and it is causing tension, so the copying of the NDA is copying our announcements and increasing pension! We repeatedly said that we will force this government to increase pension and we did so. Jai Bihar! Jai Bihari! ,He criticized the Nitish Kumar -led government to be “no vision for the progress of Bihar” and said, “CM is now tired and there is no vision for Bihar’s progress. How will he make the state ‘Vikit Bihar’?“We will force the government to speak on IT parks, SEZ (Special Economic Area), Industrial Cluster, Industrial Park, Percutant Factories, Food Processing Units, Food Processing Units, Educational Hub, Educational Hub and Health Cities. This is our vision. But when Tejashvi comes, he will complete all these works,” he said.Earlier in the day, Nitish Kumar announced a big increase in the state’s social security pension scheme, increasing the monthly pension for senior citizens, disabled persons and widows from Rs 400 to Rs 1,100.This announcement comes a few months before the Bihar assembly elections. Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal (United) has been associated with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), while Tejasvi Yadav’s Rashtra Janata Dal (RJD) includes the Congress as a partner in the opposition front.
