Janashakti Janata Dal (JJD) leader Tej Pratap Yadav has given a sharp reaction to the question asked about the release of the manifesto of the Grand Alliance by Tejashwi Yadav. During this, Tej Pratap looks very angry. Tej Pratap said, ‘Why do you people always ask about Tejashwi Yadav? There are other leaders, why not talk about them?

Let us tell you that amidst Bihar elections, Tej Pratap Yadav has separated from the family. After separation from his family, he has formed his new party. Tej Pratap is contesting from his party Janashakti Janata Dal.

Tej Pratap got angry on the question regarding Tejashwi

Tej Pratap Yadav told the media that he further said that if Janashakti Janata Dal government is formed, then the party will work to stop migration from Bihar and make the state unemployment free. Tej Pratap claimed that wherever he goes, a huge wave is being seen in favor of JJD.

Let us tell you that Tej Pratap Yadav has been continuously in the headlines after his separation from the family. Meanwhile, he is also making fierce statements. Tej Pratap has been attacking his family and RJD fiercely since day one. Recently, on Tejashwi’s Jannayak poster controversy, Tej Pratap had said that, what did Tejashwi Yadav do that he became a Jannayak?

Tej Pratap is hitting the beat from Mahua

Tej Pratap Yadav has formed his party just a few days before the elections. Even before the incident, he had announced to contest elections from Mahua assembly seat of Bihar. Let us tell you, only the present RJD MLA is in front of him on this seat.

Let us tell you, Tej Pratap Yadav had reached the assembly by winning from Mahua seat in the year 2015. In the year 2020, he had contested elections from Hasanpur seat. Tej Pratap had won from there also. At present, he is again contesting from Mahua assembly seat in 2025 elections in Bihar.

On Sunday, a new political party “National Citizen Party” held a big rally in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka and announced the establishment of a new constitution in Bangladesh and ‘Second Republic’. This party has been formed by the students who played an important role in the last year’s big government protests, due to which former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to step down. About 1000 supporters participated in this rally held at the historic martyr tower of Dhaka.

Call for ‘Second Republic’ from Shaheed Minar
Party leader Nahid Islam said, “Exactly a year ago we had resolved to free the country from dictatorship, and today we have united to lay the foundation of a new Bangladesh.” He declared a 24-citizen agenda and said to change the 1972 constitution to a new constitution. He said that the new constitution will show the aspirations of the youth of the country.

Demand for new constitution, but details are not yet clear
However, no concrete information has been shared about this proposed constitution yet. The party says that this document will reflect a “new generation dreams” and will be prepared with public participation.

Separate rally of BNP student branch
On the same day, the student unit of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) also held a huge rally in Dhaka. Tariq Rahman, Executive Chairman of BNP and exile in London, addressed the workers through virtual medium and called upon the youth to play an active role in the upcoming elections.

Hasina’s farewell increased stir before first anniversary
Both these rallies have taken place when former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is the first anniversary of leaving the country on 5 August. Hasina moved to India after mass protests, violence and hundreds of deaths in 2024. On 8 August 2024, an interim government was formed under the leadership of Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammad Yunus.

Increasing criticism on interim government
However, the interim government is also facing criticism. Opposition parties have made allegations of failure and human rights abuses to handle law and order. Sheikh Hasina’s party ‘Awami League’ is currently banned and the political situation of the country is still uncertain.