Back in His Old Style, Lalu Yadav Fires Up Sasaram Rally; Rahul and Tejashwi All Smiles

Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) Chief Lalu Prasad Yadav brought back his old charm on Sunday as he addressed a massive rally in Sasaram during the launch of the INDIA bloc’s ‘Voter Rights Yatra.’ In his trademark style, Lalu urged people to unite against the BJP, saying that it must not be allowed to return to power. He called on Rahul Gandhi, Tejashwi Yadav, and other opposition leaders to stand together to protect democracy. Adding a touch of nostalgia, Lalu also repeated one of his popular old sayings, which drew loud cheers from the crowd.

Lalu appeared in his old style

During this, in his trademark style, Lalu Yadav also said, “Lagal-lagal jhulaniya mein dhakka, Balam Kalkatta challal…” Hearing this from him, the huge crowd present there began cheering and raising his enthusiasm. Seeing Lalu’s activeness, the faces of Tejashwi, Rahul, and other opposition leaders also lit up. This video has been shared by Bihar Congress itself on the social media platform X.

We are fighting not just for elections but for democracy: Kharge

Meanwhile, Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge, addressing the rally, said that we are fighting not just for elections but for democracy. We are fighting to save the Constitution. We are fighting for the protection of votes. These people want to keep cutting votes and run their rule. Such a government has to be uprooted. Appealing to the people present to stay firmly with the alliance, he said that the government will definitely change.

'EC of being an agent of BJP'

Kharge accused the Election Commission of being an agent of BJP. Terming BJP-RSS very dangerous for the poor, youth, and women, he said that RSS did not want voting rights for women. BJP people are harassing on every matter. He said that RSS was against independence. He said that the people of Bihar have carried out revolutions earlier as well. Once again, he called upon people to fight against vote theft. He said that today, 65 lakh people’s votes in Bihar have been cut.