Patna: The day before the vote count for the Bypolls recently concluded, Senior RJD leaders rushed to two assembly constituencies.
While the opposition leader in the State Assembly, Tejashwi Prasad Yadav went to Darbhanga on Monday to monitor the calculation of the Asthan Kusheshwar assembly, the State President of RJD Jagdanand Singh went to Munger to treat the Tarapur assembly constituency.
Apart from Tejashi, senior leaders of RJD Abdul Bari Siddiqui and Bhola Yadav also camped in Darbhanga.
Former Uday Narayan Choudhary assembly speaker has been camping in Tarapur.
Before heading to Darbhanga, Tejashwi said that there was no malpractice in the calculation to be tolerated.
He said the administration did not clarify how the calculation would be carried out because there was no clarity about the number of rooms to be used or the ballot process.
“I have said that I am very monitoring it monitors the head of government, minister or official.
What they did in the election of the previous assembly, everyone knew.
Nitish Kumar can do anything to save his chair,” Tejashwi said.
He further said in many places, contract employees were given tasks related to calculations and he had a list of who was placed where.
“We win, it’s certain and we will not let malpractice occur,” Tejaswhi added.
However, the source of JD (U) claims that younger Yadav Scier realizes his defeat and therefore gives such a statement.
“All management related to election was carried out by the Election Commission.
The RJD leaders made reasons because they knew that they lost,” said State spokesman JD Arvind Nishad.
Meanwhile, RJD’s head then Prasad once again raised the inflation problem.
On Monday, he uploaded a photo of a mustard oil bottle that showed his MRP.
“Wait, the impact of the three black farm laws will be clear after two to four years,” tweeted.
Even on previous occasions, he has increased inflation problems and pointing towards the increase in fuel prices and mustard oil.
Then even talked about price increases when campaigning on two assembly constituencies earlier this week.
Tejashwi visited Darbhanga to monitor poll counts
