Tejashwi Yadav’s comeback, stir from Delhi to Patna intensifies, is he going to make a big blast as soon as he arrives?

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News India Live, Digital Desk: In the politics of Bihar, ‘Tejashwi Yadav’ is not just a name, but he is the pivot around which half of the politics revolves. Tejashwi was missing from Bihar for the last one month. It is being told that he had gone on a foreign trip with his family. In his absence, his opponents targeted him a lot, but now the ‘Boss’ is returning.

Will stay in Delhi, then come to Patna

According to the latest information, Tejashwi Yadav is returning to India from abroad today. However, they will not come directly to Patna. His plane will land in Delhi first.

There is talk in political circles that he may meet some important people in Delhi. After this they can reach Patna on or around January 4. The news of his arrival has re-energized the RJD camp, which had cooled down a bit for the last few weeks.

Opponents taunted a lot

When Tejashwi was not in Bihar, the leaders of JDU and BJP left no stone unturned. Someone said, “It is extremely cold in Bihar and the Crown Prince is having fun abroad,” while someone else said, “He is not concerned about the public.” Tejashwi’s silence further fueled these attacks. But now after his return, it is expected that he will settle everyone’s accounts through statements.

What next? (Big plan?)

There seems to be an atmosphere for assembly elections in Bihar in late 2025 or early 2026 (depending on the context). In such a situation, it is important for Tejashwi to return after a month’s leave.
It is believed that as soon as he arrives, he will review the activities of the party and may also plan a new program like ‘Jan Vishwas Yatra’. Besides, he will also meet his father Lalu Prasad Yadav to discuss the future strategy.

Overall, political turmoil is going to increase in the next 24 to 48 hours at Patna Airport. It will be interesting to see how much Tejashwi’s ‘desi style’ has changed after being exposed to foreign air or is he returning even more aggressively.