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News India Live, Digital Desk: Big changes came in the politics of Bihar and Samrat Choudhary After taking oath as the Chief Minister of the state, the political temperature of the state has reached sky high. leader of opposition Tejashwi Yadav issued a formal statement on Wednesday congratulating the new Chief Minister, but his message contained more sharp sarcasm and bitter questions than good wishes. Tejashwi reminded Samrat Chaudhary of his much talked about ‘turban’ pledge, in which he had taken oath to oust Nitish Kumar from power.
“Chief Minister selected by circumstances” Tejashwi’s sarcasm
Tejashwi Yadav taunted in his statement and said that many congratulations to Samrat Chaudhary ji on finally fulfilling his pledge of removing Nitish Kumar from the post of Chief Minister. He did not elect Samrat Choudhary by the public, but “Selected by circumstances” Told the Chief Minister. This attack by Tejashwi is in the context that BJP has made its Chief Minister in Bihar for the first time, but RJD has raised questions on the manipulation and alliance politics behind it.
Citing 21 years of governance and NITI Aayog report
Along with congratulating, Tejashwi cornered the new government on its claims of development. He said that Samrat Chaudhary should accept the harsh truth that 21 years of NDA rule Despite this, Bihar still stands in the queue of backward states of the country.
Development Standards: Tejashwi alleged that Bihar’s performance on NITI Aayog’s standards and Sustainable Development Indices (SDGs) is far below the national average.
Education and Health: Describing the state’s education system as ‘low quality’ and the health infrastructure as ‘dilapidated’, he termed it as the current identity of Bihar.
Questions raised on employment and migration
Tejashwi asked questions placing the three biggest problems of the state before the new Chief Minister:
New sources of income in Bihar and Investment When will the roads open?
Youth in search of jobs and employment Migration When will it stop?
When will the people of Bihar get freedom from the curse of poverty?
Opposition’s ‘wait and watch’ policy
Tejashwi expressed hope that the new government will focus on solving these fundamental problems instead of just celebrating power. Political analysts believe that Tejashwi Yadav has made it clear through this statement that he is in no mood to give a ‘honeymoon period’ to the new government and will play the role of aggressive opposition from the streets to the House.