PATNA: Manoj Tiwari, a prominent figure in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), expressed confidence in the alliance’s electoral prospects in Bihar, asserting that the people have been rejecting Tejashwi Yadav, the leader of the opposition.
Addressing the media in Patna, Tiwari remarked on the positive electoral atmosphere despite the scorching heat, affirming, “This time, we will achieve a clean sweep in Bihar.” He outlined his schedule for the day, which included public meetings in Araria and Bhagalpur before returning to Delhi in the evening.
Taking aim at the Congress Party, Tiwari criticized their proposal to review the properties of all citizens, suggesting it was divisive. He insinuated that such measures would only serve to further polarize the nation.
Turning his attention to Tejashwi Yadav, Tiwari asserted that the public’s rejection of him was evident. He urged Tejashwi to introspect on his party’s performance despite numerous campaign efforts, suggesting that the people of Bihar have become disillusioned with his ideology and party. Tiwari concluded by suggesting that there was little electoral appeal left for Tejashwi and his party in Bihar.
