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News India Live, Digital Desk: The feud that broke out in the family of Lalu Prasad Yadav, the biggest political family of Bihar, has now come out openly in front of everyone. This controversy, which started after RJD’s crushing defeat in the assembly elections, is showing no sign of stopping. On one hand there are serious allegations by sister Rohini Acharya, while on the other hand there are rebellious attitude of elder brother Tej Pratap Yadav. Amidst this entire crisis, now the pain of party chief and former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar Tejashwi Yadav has also come to the fore.
When journalists asked him questions on family discord and ongoing turmoil in the party, Tejashwi expressed his dilemma with great helplessness.
“Trapped in family and party” – Tejashwi
Tejashwi Yadav said emotionally, “What should I do? On one side there is the party, which has to be managed, and on the other side there is my family. How should I look after both of them?” His statement shows the deep pressure he is going through at this time. As a party leader, he has to give the message of unity, while as a family member, he also has to sort out the tangled threads of relationships.
This entire controversy deepened when Lalu Yadav’s daughter Rohini Acharya made serious allegations on social media against some of the family members like harassing her and throwing her out of the house. In this fight, elder brother Tej Pratap Yadav openly came in support of Rohini. He even said that “insult to sister will not be tolerated” and appealed to PM Modi and Bihar government to investigate this matter.
Tension increased in RJD after defeat
RJD did not get success as expected in Bihar assembly elections. After this defeat, reports of tussle within the party started coming. Now, with the family feud becoming public, the party’s troubles have increased further. Tejashwi Yadav now faces a double challenge – one, to re-unite the party and second, to handle the crisis going on in the family.
His statement shows that behind the glamor of politics, there is also the personal dilemma of a son and a brother, who are torn between family and responsibility. Now it remains to be seen how Tejashwi gets both his family and his party out of this difficult period.
