By Admin 
There is talk of making Tejashwi Yadav a candidate from the opposition for Bihar Rajya Sabha elections. Since then the political temperature of the state is high. Jan Suraj chief Prashant Kishore has given a big statement regarding this. PK says what does it matter to the people whether Tejashwi goes to Rajya Sabha or Assembly. This is not the issue that any Netaji’s children will become MLAs and MPs. The issue of the people of Bihar is that lakhs of youth here are searching all over the country for employment worth Rs 10-15 thousand.
Prashant Kishore further said, “Netaji’s children will have a good life, but the children of the common people of Bihar still sit like animals in trains and go across the country to get employment worth Rs 10-15 thousand and are forced to work as labourers.”
‘Tejashwi will enhance the beauty of the house where he lives’- Mrityunjay Tiwari
At the same time, RJD leader Mrityunjay Tiwari said on the discussion of Tejashwi Yadav going to Rajya Sabha, “What to answer to the discussion. Let’s see what happens. Tejashwi Yadav is the voice of the people of the country. Tejashwi Yadav is the voice of the youth, the poor, the deprived, the exploited and the Dalits. Whichever House he will be in, the beauty of that House will increase and the voice of the people will echo.”
The RJD leader further said that if there is talk of Tejashwi Yadav going to Rajya Sabha, then it will be known when the time comes. Presently he is the leader of opposition in the assembly. The way Tejashwi Yadav has fought against communal forces, today the country demands, the public demands that Tejashwi Yadav should become a strong voice to overthrow this government.”
Prashant Kishore targeted Nitish Kumar government
Prashant Kishore further said, “Nitish Kumar government is about to complete 6 months. The government has committed the biggest betrayal to the public that it had promised Rs 2 lakh, but by giving Rs 10 thousand, it swindled the remaining money. We will start with this issue. We will go among the people and urge the government to give the remaining Rs 1 lakh 90 thousand to the people. Along with this, other local issues will also be raised.”