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News India Live, Digital Desk: Even though the weather in Bihar is extremely cold, the political temperature in the capital Patna has already started rising. The reason is the message given by Tej Pratap Yadav on the occasion of Makar Sankranti. Dahi-chuda feastTej Pratap is often known for his unique style and this time he has taken a step which can be called ‘showing big heart’ or ‘political chessboard’, people are interpreting the meaning as per their own,
Remembered brother as well as opponents
Tej Pratap has made it clear that he is specially inviting his younger brother and leader of opposition in Bihar Assembly, Tejashwi Yadav, but the most surprising names in his guest list are Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and BJP’s firebrand leader Samrat Chaudhary. Yes, the leaders of the government which Tejashwi and Lalu ji are busy cornering day and night, Tej Pratap has invited for the sweetness of curd and jaggery.
What is the meaning of this ‘feast’?
People who understand politics know that in Bihar, governments are changed many times over a plate of dahi-chuda. While talking to the media, Tej Pratap Yadav said very casually that “This is a festival of relationships, politics should not come in between here.” However, the discussion in political circles is whether the ice between Nitish Kumar and RJD will melt in this dahi-chuda feast? And Samrat Chaudhary, who is always an attacker, will he give a new message by attending the banquet at Lalu family’s place?
own story of relationships
Tej Pratap Yadav has a different attachment with his brother Tejashwi. No matter what he appears on the political stage, Tej Pratap always maintains his place in the role of ‘elder brother’. He clearly said that Bhai certainly has a home feast, but he wants all the senior leaders of Bihar to sit together and share happiness.
Everyone’s eyes are now on Sankranti
Now everyone’s eyes are on which big leaders reach Tej Pratap’s house on the day of Sankranti. Will that old ‘Luv-Kush’ (Nitish-Tejashwi) chemistry be seen again or will it remain just a ritual? One thing is certain, this feast of Bihar is going to be discussed more than Tilkut on Makar Sankranti.
What do you think? Is this party really just for brotherhood or is there some big planning for 2026 hidden behind it? Please give us your opinion in the comments.