Tej vows to expose ‘conspiracy' after expulsion from RJD

Time of India

2 days ago

Patna: A week after being expelled from the party over his revelation about an relationship with a woman through his social media post, RJD chief Lalu Prasad's elder son,
Tej Pratap Yadav
, on Sunday broke his silence, promising to "expose" those behind the "conspiracy" leading to his current crisis.
T
he former Bihar minister, who was expelled from the party for six years a week ago, expressed his sentiments in a couple of posts on his X handle, blaming the crisis on 'Jaichand', a metaphor for traitors. Using Mahabharata imagery, which he has been repeatedly employing to describe his relationship with his younger brother, he said those dreaming of creating a rift in the family would not succeed in their attempts.
"Those who dream of separating me from my Arjun (Tejashwi) will never succeed in their conspiracies. You can take Krishna's army but not Krishna himself," Tej Pratap said, declaring to expose the conspiracy "very soon". Without naming Tejashwi in his post, he asked his younger brother to have faith in him, stating, "I am with you in every situation." "Right now, I am away, but my blessings were and will always be with you," he said, asking him to take care of his parents, Lalu Prasad and Rabri Devi, with the warning that "Jaichand" is everywhere, both inside the house and outside.
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However, he didn't hint at who could be the possible traitors.
In an earlier post, he described his parents as his "whole world." In an emotional post shared on a social media platform, Tej reaffirmed his loyalty and devotion to his parents. "My dear mummy and papa, my world revolves around both of you. Your commands are bigger than God to me," he said in his heartfelt message, adding that he needs only their "love and trust".
Praying for their happy and healthy life, Tej also cautioned his parents against the "Jaichand" in politics.
Coincidentally, on the day Tej came up with these posts, the RJD issued a formal expulsion letter for the leader. But, very strangely, the letter doesn't mention why Tej was expelled from the party. "In the light of instruction from the national president (Lalu Prasad), Tej Pratap Yadav is expelled from the primary membership of the party for six years," the letter signed by RJD's national principal general secretary Abdul Bari Siddiqui read.
Although the expulsion letter was dated May 25, it was released on Sunday.