Tejashwi Yadav arrives in Hyderabad, greeted by RJD leaders
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RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav touched down in Hyderabad on the evening of Wednesday, November 4 to a warm reception from party functionaries spanning both Telangana and Andhra Pradesh — a snapshot of how Bihar's principal opposition party quietly tends its southern roots.
Taking to X, the Leader of the Opposition in the Bihar Legislative Assembly thanked those present at the airport, writing: 'Deri shaam Hyderabad aagaman par saathiyon dwara diye sneh, aashirwaad aur aatmiy swagat ke liye shukriya' — 'Thank you for the affection, blessings, and warm welcome extended by comrades on my late-evening arrival in Hyderabad.'
Who was at the airport
The welcoming party was notably cross-regional. Rajya Sabha MP Anil Yadav, former MP Hanumant Rao, and former MP Anjan Kumar Yadav represented the party's parliamentary wing. On the organisational side, RJD Telangana Pradesh president Shobha Yadav and Andhra Pradesh Pradesh president Venugopal were both present — indicating the visit carries significance for party units in two neighbouring southern states simultaneously. Workers and supporters of the Shrikrishna Sadar Sammelan Utsav Committee also joined the reception.
RJD's southern outreach in focus
Bihar-based parties such as the Rashtriya Janata Dal maintain active state units across India to sustain organisational presence beyond their electoral heartland. The coordination between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh units visible in this arrival underlines how the party manages its diaspora networks in the Telugu-speaking south. Such visits typically serve dual purposes — grassroots networking and community engagement — though the specific agenda of Tejashwi Yadav's current Hyderabad trip has not been officially disclosed.