For many in state unit, Palayan Roko Naukri Do yatra is a platform for Kanhaiya's re-entry in Bihar politics. He has largely been in Delhi after he lost parliamentary polls in 2019.
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One cannot but wonder whether Mr. Kumar is the apogee of political megalomania and unscrupulousness even in this age of snollygosters. He was a perfidious communist in a campus where left traditionally reigns. When he passed out he became a congressman and went straight to contest a Loksabha seat in Bihar against an ally who was an ex-MP and gave the BJP a massive victory. He never deigned to work at grassroots in the constituency and shifted his avaricious gaze towards a muslim majority seat in Delhi. After losing that, he is now back as the saviour of Bihar and wont settle for anything less the chief ministerial candidacy itself. The person who fled Bihar after his maiden loss is leading a campaign against the flight of labour. Perhaps Mr Kumar has an idee fixe that he is destined to rule “something”. No wonder then he is close to the dauphin of congress who also feels that he is destined to rule India. Perhaps Mr Kumar should take some lesson from his own yatra and stop his reprobate “palayan” from one shot at power to another and instead do some “naukri (service)” of the people before claiming their rulership.
One cannot but wonder whether Mr. Kumar is the apogee of political megalomania and unscrupulousness even in this age of snollygosters. He was a perfidious communist in a campus where left traditionally reigns. When he passed out he became a congressman and went straight to contest a Loksabha seat in Bihar against an ally who was an ex-MP and gave the BJP a massive victory. He never deigned to work at grassroots in the constituency and shifted his avaricious gaze towards a muslim majority seat in Delhi. After losing that, he is now back as the saviour of Bihar and wont settle for anything less the chief ministerial candidacy itself. The person who fled Bihar after his maiden loss is leading a campaign against the flight of labour. Perhaps Mr Kumar has an idee fixe that he is destined to rule “something”. No wonder then he is close to the dauphin of congress who also feels that he is destined to rule India. Perhaps Mr Kumar should take some lesson from his own yatra and stop his reprobate “palayan” from one shot at power to another and instead do some “naukri (service)” of the people before claiming their rulership.