Tejashwi Yadav Blasts Bihar CM Over BJP MLA's Controversial Remarks; Addresses BPSC Exam Protest

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav criticizes Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for inaction against a BJP MLA's divisive remarks. Yadav vows to uphold Lalu Yadav's inclusive ideology and backs BPSC exam protestors amid unresolved discrepancies in results. Aspirants demand supplementary results for vacant positions.

Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Yadav criticized Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for failing to address a controversial statement made by a BJP MLA, urging Muslims to stay indoors during Holi. Yadav accused Kumar of being in a "state of unconsciousness" for not confronting the BJP official.

Addressing the media, Yadav questioned the Chief Minister's whereabouts, expressing his discontent over Kumar's silence. He asserted the BJP's influence on its ally, the JDU, claiming it jeopardizes Bihar's inclusive ethos. "Bihar is a state that honors both Ram and Rahim," declared Yadav, reaffirming his party's commitment to uphold constitutional values against BJP's divisive agenda.

Simultaneously, Yadav pledged support for protesters challenging discrepancies in the Bihar Public Service Commission TRE 3.0 exam results. Concerned candidates decried the declaration of results for only 66,000 of the advertised 87,774 posts, prompting demands for supplementary results. They criticized the inclusion of duplications in the list, exacerbating the vacancy issue.

(With inputs from agencies.)