Give Me the Ticket or Lose Mahua: Tej Pratap's Open Threat to RJD

National News: The dates for the Bihar Assembly Elections-2025 have not been announced yet, but the political temperature has risen. All the parties and leaders have started making strategies for their respective victory. In this episode, RJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav's elder son, Tej Pratap Yadav, has given a big ultimatum to the party. He has said if I am not given a ticket, RJD will lose from Mahua. Tej Pratap Yadav said, I will contest the election from Mahua only. He said these things in an interview given to a TV channel.

Tej Pratap Yadav has come into action mode regarding the upcoming assembly elections. His activity has increased in Mahua of Vaishali district. Recently, he also visited the medical college under construction. During this, he said that his promise was to build a medical college in Mahua, which has been fulfilled. Along with this, he also talked about contesting elections from Mahua.

If there is public demand, we will enter the field again

During his visit to the medical college under construction in Mahua, Tej Pratap Yadav had said that if the public demands it, he will again enter the fray. During this time, a large number of his supporters and workers were also present there. Tej Pratap's car and the flags of the workers had the logo of 'Team Tej Pratap Yadav.'

'How should the MLA of Mahua be? He should be like Tej Pratap'

Along with this, Tej Pratap Yadav's supporters also raised slogans. The supporters created a political storm with the slogan 'How should the MLA of Mahua be? He should be like Tej Pratap.' After this, a round of discussions started in Bihar politics, and today Tej Pratap has made his intentions public. Along with this, he has also warned that if he does not get the ticket, RJD will lose in Mahua.

Tej Pratap was seen in a different style in the assembly

Apart from this, Tej Pratap was seen in a different style in the Bihar Assembly on Tuesday. After being expelled from the party, Tej Pratap Yadav reached the assembly for the first time on Tuesday. He was wearing a white kurta pyjama. Whereas RJD leaders went wearing black clothes in protest against the voter list review. On being asked about this, Tej Pratap said, I always wear such clothes. I believe in simple living and high thinking. I wear black clothes only on Saturdays.