News India Live, Digital Desk: These days, a question is flashing in everyone’s mind in the politics of Bihar, “What next?” Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), one of the largest parties of Bihar, is currently going through its most difficult legal phase. The heat of the ‘Land for Job’ issue is no longer limited to just Lalu Yadav, but also includes the names of Rabri Devi, Tejashwi Yadav, Tej Pratap, Misa Bharti and Hema Yadav.
Now the big question is that if the court’s decision is contrary to expectations and after the trial, these main faces of the family are punished, then who will steer the ship of RJD? Will the party disintegrate or has Lalu Yadav done something behind the scenes? ‘Plan-B’ Have you prepared it?
1. Will any external ‘trustee’ take command?
If the entire family gets entangled in legal troubles, then the names of Lalu Yadav’s most trusted soldiers come forward. The first name among these Jagdanand Singh Of, who is currently the state president. But considering his age and health, will he prove to be a long race horse?
second big face abdul bari siddiqui Is of. Siddiqui Saheb is the old and clean Muslim face of the party. They can be a great option to keep the M-Y equation simple.
2. Will Rajshree Yadav (Tejashwi’s wife) be the ‘new face’?
There is also a strong discussion in the political circles that just as Lalu ji surprised everyone by making Rabri Devi the Chief Minister during the crisis, something similar can happen again. Tejashwi Yadav’s wife Rajshree Yadav Till now, she has been kept away from politics, but she is seen as an educated and sorted woman. If the family comes under attack, the safest bet may be to bring in the ‘daughter-in-law of the house’ to boost the morale of the workers.
3. Fear of MLAs breaking down
The reality is that RJD is a party which is based on the charisma of Lalu and Tejashwi. If both of them stay away from active politics, then it will be easy for the opponents to make a dent in this party which has 78 MLAs. Nitish Kumar and BJP will always keep an eye on this opportunity. Keeping the MLAs together without the ‘Lalu surname’ would be like chewing iron for any ‘non-Yadav’ or ‘outsider’ leader.
4. Existence and workers of the party
RJD’s base vote (Core Voter) i.e. Yadav and Muslim community has always been emotionally connected with the Lalu family. If the legal action is presented as a ‘political conspiracy’, it may also generate a wave of sympathy among the public. In such a situation, whoever becomes the new leader will have to present himself as ‘Lalu’s messenger’.
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