Lalu Yadav, in Singapore for kidney transplant, blames BJP’s ‘vendetta’ behind poor health | India News & More Trending News

Kurhani: Rashtriya Janata Dal president Lalu Prasad will go beneath the knife at Singapore on December 5 for a kidney transplant, his son and Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav mentioned on Wednesday. The RJD inheritor obvious made the disclosure at a rally in Kurhani meeting section, the place the disqualification of the occasion’s MLA Anil Sahani has necessitated a by-poll, which, by the way, can also be scheduled for December 5.

“Lalu ji wanted to be here, but he is in Singapore where he will undergo a kidney transplant on December 5. He has, however, asked me to convey his message to you that he wants the BJP to be defeated,” mentioned Yadav, whose occasion is backing Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s JD(U) in Kurhani.

“Lalu ji has asked me to remind you all that his poor health is to be blamed on the vendetta politics of the BJP, which has forced him to spend a long time in jail,” mentioned Yadav.

Prasad enjoys a cult standing among the many OBCs and the minorities, regardless of allegations of corruption through the tenure as Bihar CM and Railway Minister.

“The vendetta continues. Even on the day we were proving majority on the floor of the House, raids were being conducted on the premises of our people,” Yadav mentioned.

Alleging that the BJP serves the pursuits of the supper wealthy and is least bothered concerning the widespread individuals, the younger RJD chief claimed there have been makes an attempt to transform Bihar right into a communal cauldron.

Referring to Nitish Kumar’s exit from NDA in August, Yadav mentioned, “We thank him for the courageous step which has strengthened our fight against forces hell bent upon destroying the Constitution, and selling off national assets to private players.”

“But for the farmers’ protests, our land would have been put up for sale. Even the armed forces have not been spared. Jawans are going to be hired on four-year contracts and will retire at the young age of 22 years,” mentioned Yadav, referring to the ‘Agnipath’ scheme.

Yadav, who holds the health portfolio, additionally informed the general public assembly that 1.5 lakh recruitments can be made quickly in the division, which can be one other step in the route of fulfilling the promise of 10 lakh authorities jobs.