BJP destroys its allies, see Maharashtra: Tejashwi

August 09, 2022 19:57

Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Yadav on Tuesday said that recent political history indicates that Bharatiya Janata Party destroys parties with whom it forms alliances.

"We did see that happening in Punjab and Maharashtra," he added.

While addressing a joint presser with new ally Nitish Kumar, Yadav said, "Across the Hindi heartland, BJP does not have any alliance partner. History shows that the BJP destroys the parties with whom it forms alliances. We did see that happening in Punjab and Maharashtra."

Yadav was accompanied by JD-U leader and caretaker Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who broke his alliance with the BJP and entered into a tie-up with RJD and some other parties.

"Today all parties and members of the Bihar legislative assembly except the BJP have accepted Nitish Kumar as their leader," Yadav added.

"JP Nadda said they will end regional parties. BJP knows only to intimidate and buy people. All of us wanted the BJP's agenda shouldn't be implemented in Bihar, we all know Laluji stopped the 'Rath' of Advaniji, and we won't relent at any cost," said Yadav. -- ANI

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