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The RJD is a vicious neo-nazi casteist party like the DK/DMK motivated by unprovoked self-cultivated hatred of a section of Hindus. Surprisingly, one person called Jha is associated with this anti-social gang and is busy peddling separatist casteist agenda in all democratic forums and this person calls himself “Professor”.
It is not a question of Tejashwi or anyone else like Akhilesh or even Rahul – it is question of remaining relevant with the changing sociopolitical situation at a given age and time. Had even Lalu ji been there, there would hardly have been any difference in results. As the successive elections would show, there had been ever reducing vote share of RJD over the years.
Lalu ji in Bihar became relevant as a formidable anti Brahmin anti forward class leader. He became a pivotal point of a social change that would take shape with him at the helm. Elsewhere in the country too this ethos was taking shape in one form or other. Lalu ji was too popular in his early days. He too struggled a lot and did taste the bitterness of life of a very poor … living a poor life in a village and later in the Bihar capital too. He did feel the pain and suffering of the last man in the society and did have an urge to do something for him. He did it too to a great extent. The people sitting in the last lines started getting favour in all fields and their social status started uplifting. This passion in him made JP love him during the Bihar agitation days. He was well sought after leader in Delhi when he became an MP in 1977. But soon this passion became arrogance in him and was trapped in nepotism and corruption too and then there was no coming back …. he just went too far.
Bihar politics is too fragile. His social engineering did keep helping him for long though. The people who came up socially due to him did keep him rewarding. But he was loosing relevance as he lost his cherished agenda and started loosing his base. The Gen Next only saw him as a villain and not as Hero.
Even Tejashwi must have seen him as a power drunk arrogant Chief Minister giving shelter to alleged criminals and indulging in all sort of corrupt practices. Tejashwi did not see the Lalu ji who did bring certain revolution in social fabric and did live life with the downtrodden. And therefore, Tejashwi will never be able to step into his father’s shoes. Lalu ji has the courage to swallow the defeat as he did struggle in his time. Tejashwi does not have that too.
Not only in Bihar, Indian polity is undergoing a sea change. People are not accepting anybody only due to his/her being son/daughter of some big one. People like to see him/her earn the place.
Tejashwi became an MLA and became Dy CM too …. This must have led him to think that politics is all about mathematics …. Away from any history or chemistry. If at all he wants to become a serious player, he has to come back to his people and try earning his place.
political family in India think only their family members are best shouted person in politics will face tough time in future politics Dynasty politics is no more preferred in India .
IT IS BETTER FOR BIHAR ,IF THEY PEOPLE OF
BIHAR CAN KICK THIS CORRUPT YADAV FAMILY
FROM BIHAR,BCOZ THEY WILL DO NAUTANKI AND MAKE MONEY THROUGH CORRUPT MEANS
FOR THE FAMILY.
PARIVAR VAAD PARTIES SHOULD BE KICKED OUT
FROM INDIA.
Public is now in the know that these political dynasts have amassed wealth by making fool of them. Sooner or later law is going to catch up with all of them. No dynast has the answer as to where from so much has come to their families in such a short span of time.
Good for the country and the people if they dont come back to power.
Unfortunately only Lalu era is over but not himself of his offsprings.
The RJD is a vicious neo-nazi casteist party like the DK/DMK motivated by unprovoked self-cultivated hatred of a section of Hindus. Surprisingly, one person called Jha is associated with this anti-social gang and is busy peddling separatist casteist agenda in all democratic forums and this person calls himself “Professor”.
It is not a question of Tejashwi or anyone else like Akhilesh or even Rahul – it is question of remaining relevant with the changing sociopolitical situation at a given age and time. Had even Lalu ji been there, there would hardly have been any difference in results. As the successive elections would show, there had been ever reducing vote share of RJD over the years.
Lalu ji in Bihar became relevant as a formidable anti Brahmin anti forward class leader. He became a pivotal point of a social change that would take shape with him at the helm. Elsewhere in the country too this ethos was taking shape in one form or other. Lalu ji was too popular in his early days. He too struggled a lot and did taste the bitterness of life of a very poor … living a poor life in a village and later in the Bihar capital too. He did feel the pain and suffering of the last man in the society and did have an urge to do something for him. He did it too to a great extent. The people sitting in the last lines started getting favour in all fields and their social status started uplifting. This passion in him made JP love him during the Bihar agitation days. He was well sought after leader in Delhi when he became an MP in 1977. But soon this passion became arrogance in him and was trapped in nepotism and corruption too and then there was no coming back …. he just went too far.
Bihar politics is too fragile. His social engineering did keep helping him for long though. The people who came up socially due to him did keep him rewarding. But he was loosing relevance as he lost his cherished agenda and started loosing his base. The Gen Next only saw him as a villain and not as Hero.
Even Tejashwi must have seen him as a power drunk arrogant Chief Minister giving shelter to alleged criminals and indulging in all sort of corrupt practices. Tejashwi did not see the Lalu ji who did bring certain revolution in social fabric and did live life with the downtrodden. And therefore, Tejashwi will never be able to step into his father’s shoes. Lalu ji has the courage to swallow the defeat as he did struggle in his time. Tejashwi does not have that too.
Not only in Bihar, Indian polity is undergoing a sea change. People are not accepting anybody only due to his/her being son/daughter of some big one. People like to see him/her earn the place.
Tejashwi became an MLA and became Dy CM too …. This must have led him to think that politics is all about mathematics …. Away from any history or chemistry. If at all he wants to become a serious player, he has to come back to his people and try earning his place.
political family in India think only their family members are best shouted person in politics will face tough time in future politics Dynasty politics is no more preferred in India .
IT IS BETTER FOR BIHAR ,IF THEY PEOPLE OF
BIHAR CAN KICK THIS CORRUPT YADAV FAMILY
FROM BIHAR,BCOZ THEY WILL DO NAUTANKI AND MAKE MONEY THROUGH CORRUPT MEANS
FOR THE FAMILY.
PARIVAR VAAD PARTIES SHOULD BE KICKED OUT
FROM INDIA.
आए हैं सो जाएंगे ,राजा रंक फकीर ,एक सिंहासन चढ़ चले,एकबँधे जंजीर।।।।।।।।।
Public is now in the know that these political dynasts have amassed wealth by making fool of them. Sooner or later law is going to catch up with all of them. No dynast has the answer as to where from so much has come to their families in such a short span of time.
Good for the country and the people if they dont come back to power.
RJD has lost all seats in Bihar because of MY samikaran.