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Once again a big storm of statements has come in the politics of Bihar and the political corridors of the country, which has created a stir from the politics of the Center to Patna. Senior leader of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and former MLA Bhai Virendra has given a very controversial statement, giving the biggest and sharpest attack so far on the Central Government and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Raising the issue of the policies of the Centre, increasing unemployment in the country, inflation and the alleged misuse of central investigative agencies, the RJD leader said that if the government continues to have the same attitude, then in the coming times, public anger will explode to such an extent that the condition of the present government will be worse than that of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. As soon as this very aggressive and sharp statement of brother Virendra came to light, there has been a huge boil in the ruling NDA camp and the leaders of BJP and JDU have strongly hit back at the Rashtriya Janata Dal, calling it a violation of the dignity of democracy. Amidst the already ongoing tussle in Bihar politics, such indecent and aggressive remarks have completely heated up the political atmosphere. Let us know in detail in this article today what RJD leader Bhai Virendra said in his statement and what kind of sharp reactions are being seen in the politics of the country and the state after this statement.
Brother Virendra, who is counted among the prominent leaders of Rashtriya Janata Dal, has always been known for his outspoken and aggressive style, but this time the matter has become very serious due to his mention of late Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. While talking to media persons in Patna, he vented out his anger on the Central Government. He alleged that today a dictatorship-like environment has developed in the country, where central investigative agencies are being used to suppress the voice of the opposition and the problems of the common people and farmers are being ignored. He further said that history is witness to the fact that whenever the oppression of people in any regime goes beyond limits, then the thrones of power are overthrown and the world has seen the end of cruel rulers like Saddam Hussein. He said in a warning tone that if the government does not change its ways in time, the people of the country will push them towards a more painful political fate than Saddam Hussein.
As soon as brother Virendra’s statement hit the media and social media, the spokespersons and senior leaders of Bharatiya Janata Party and Janata Dal United (JDU) did not delay even a moment in cornering RJD. BJP leaders strongly condemned Bhai Virendra’s statement, calling it a direct insult to the country’s democratic system and the post of Prime Minister. Spokespersons of the ruling party said that the use of such violent and indecent words shows that the mentality of Rashtriya Janata Dal is still inspired by jungle raj and violence. He demanded from the top leadership of RJD i.e. Lalu Prasad Yadav and Tejashwi Yadav to apologize to the people of the country for this indecent statement and take disciplinary action against brother Virendra. JDU leaders also said that in a democracy, the people choose and change the government with the power of their votes, in such a situation, comparing a democratic government with a dictator like Saddam Hussein exposes the political frustration and panic of the opposition.
A game of check-mate is already going on between the opposition and the ruling party regarding the upcoming political activities in Bihar and national issues in the entire country. In such a situation, while this statement of brother Virendra is being considered as a sharp attack for the opposition parties, the ruling parties are making a strategy to damage the image of RJD by making it an election issue. Even on social media platforms, there is a divide among people regarding this statement. On one hand, RJD supporters are calling his statement a natural public anger against the anti-people policies of the government, while the general public and supporters of the ruling party are calling it a degradation of linguistic decorum. However, this war of statements has made it clear that in the coming days, verbal attacks are going to become more intense in the politics of Bihar and the country, the heat of which will reach far.