Patna: RJD chief Tejashwi Yadav has sharply reacted to the manner in which his mother and former bihar cm Rabri Devi was addressed by chief minister and JD(U) president nitish kumar a day ago.
In the course of a heated debate with lady participants of the RJD inside the legislative council, the chief minister pointed closer to Rabri Devi, the chief of the competition, and stated in Hindi, "Her husband established her whilst he hit a difficult patch.".
Rabri Devi first became the leader minister in 1997 when her husband Lalu Prasad, the RJD president, needed to surrender the seat following a cbi raid in a fodder scam.
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Kumar's use of the expression "iske husband" was deemed insulting, and while participants of her party antagonized the same inside the residence, Tejashwi Yadav later told reporters, "It suggests the pitiable mind of the chief minister, who is obviously no longer fit to run the kingdom.".
Yadav, the previous deputy cm, who's now leader of the competition inside the nation meeting, reminded his ex-boss that "Rabri Devi is older than him. She has been the cm of undivided Bihar. Even in terms of the connection, the percentage is senior".
The allusion was to Kumar regularly calling Lalu Prasad, an archrival with whom he has data-aligned more than one time", as an "elder brother (bada bhai).".
Yadav, who's Prasad's more youthful son and inheritor, obviously deplored "a woman being addressed in a tone that turned into insulting.".
