In Bihar, Rashtriya Janata Dal’s Jehanabad MP Surendra Prasad Yadav is seen abusing those who did not vote. He addressed the public with objectionable words. The RJD candidate in the Assembly has suffered a crushing defeat in his Lok Sabha constituency.

After the defeat in the Assembly, when MP Surendra Prasad Yadav went to the area on Sunday (January 11), he started discussing voting. During this, the MP addressed the general public using abusive language. Now this video of his is becoming increasingly viral on social media.

MP seen using objectionable language in video

RJD MP Surendra Yadav is seen using many other objectionable words in the video. Let us tell you that the local public had asked questions to the MP regarding the development of the area. Hearing this, the MP went crazy and started using objectionable language.

In the video, Surendra Yadav said on people’s question that only 15 thousand votes were given to him from here. What will we do in such a situation. Further in the conversation, he took names of some people and while taking their names, he was using abusive words.

MPs angry over public voting

Surendra Prasad Yadav said that every person votes for him. The chief votes for him. What will we do here? Nobody voted. In the end the MP said that we will see next time. On this, people standing nearby are seen saying okay.

Currently, this video is going viral on social media. MPs have come under the scanner because of this video. There is strong criticism of this attitude of the MP. People say that a person holding a constitutional post should not behave like this.