New Delhi. Lalu Yadav’s elder son Tej Pratap, who set out to establish his own existence in politics through his new party Janashakti Janata Dal in Bihar elections, has suffered a major setback. Tej Pratap, who was confident of winning from Mahua assembly, has lost the election, the big thing is that in the figures released so far, he is at fourth position. At the same time, no account of any candidate from his party has been opened. Tej Pratap wrote a long post on social media regarding the election results and said that even in our defeat, the victory of the people is hidden. Tej Pratap also expressed his opinion on the result of RJD. Not only this, he also praised BJP leaders including PM Narendra Modi.
Janashakti Janata Dal founder Tej Pratap said, Bihar has elected a government of good governance, we respect it. This victory is a marvel of the personality and magical leadership of our famous hard-working Prime Minister and world’s strongest leader Narendra Modi ji. The public has wholeheartedly accepted the good governance of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. This historic victory of Bihar is the result of diplomacy, foresight and hard work done day and night by Home Minister of India and BJP’s Chanakya Amit Shah and Minister in the Government of India and in-charge of BJP Bihar Dharmendra Pradhan. The biggest reason for this victory is the unbreakable unity of NDA. By becoming the voice of the people, we will come back stronger.
Tej Pratap said, I accept today’s results as a mandate. We have won even after losing, because Bihar has given a clear message that now politics will not be about familyism, but about good governance and education. This is a crushing defeat for Jaichand, we had already said that after this election, Congress will be eliminated from Bihar and today it was clearly visible. The truth is bitter, these Jaichands have hollowed out RJD from within and ruined it. Because of this, Tejashwi failed today. History will never forgive those who set fire to their own house to save their chair and their politics.