Tejashwi Yadav Critiques Bihar Government's Handling of Poverty and Corruption
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Patna, Feb 23 (NationPress) Tejashwi Yadav, leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), openly condemned the Bihar government led by Nitish Kumar on Sunday, claiming it has failed to tackle issues like poverty, crime, corruption, and unemployment in the state.
Speaking at a gathering in Patna during the celebration of Sant Ravidas Jayanti, Yadav accused the authorities of ignoring the challenges faced by the marginalized and underprivileged communities.
He asserted that the current administration's policies negatively impact the economically disadvantaged and emphasized that insufficient support is being provided to the vulnerable.
“This government lacks compassion for the poor and fails to act in their favor,” he stated while addressing the audience.
Yadav also invoked the teachings of Sant Ravidas, encouraging the youth to draw inspiration from his life and philosophies.
He raised concerns about the pervasive nature of corruption in government offices, where citizens often struggle to access essential services unless they pay bribes.
Moreover, he pointed out that despite the existence of prohibition laws, the illegal liquor trade continues unabated, with law enforcement frequently targeting economically weaker sections.
On the issue of unemployment, Yadav highlighted irregularities in recruitment practices, claiming that deserving candidates are systematically denied opportunities.
He criticized the state’s healthcare and education systems, alleging significant shortcomings in public service provision.
Reflecting on his time as Deputy Chief Minister, Yadav noted that job opportunities were generated during that period, including teacher recruitments.
He accused the current government of lacking administrative effectiveness and suggested that governance decisions are often swayed by political interests.
Yadav called out the ruling coalition, asserting that political and administrative actions are not being executed independently.
He stated that issues surrounding governance, employment, and public welfare will remain focal points leading up to future political events in the state.