RJD home truth: Dad, son agree to disagree on Nitish
The New Indian Express Kochi|January 03, 2025
LALU Prasad and his son Tejashwi Prasad Yadav are apparently not on the same page on the issue of Nitish Kumar returning to the INDIA bloc, even as the JD(U) leader gave an "evasive" reply to the RJD chief's statement that "doors were open for the CM".
RAMASHANKAR @ Patna

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