All’s not well in Lalu’s RJD. Elder son Tej Pratap feels he might have got short shrift
On July 5, when Tej Pratap Yadav got up to address partymen at the Rashtriya Janata Dal’s 22nd foundation day in Patna, younger brother Tejashwi quietly told him to keep it short. Evidently unconvinced, the older Yadav promptly told the gathering what had transpired. “Tejashwi must be thinking I should give him a chance to speak. I will. He is going to Delhi by the evening flight. And then, I will take care of everything here,” Tej Pratap said.
Comparing himself to “Lord Krishna” before a “trembling Arjun”, he used the lilt and mannerisms characteristic of their father Lalu Prasad Yadav as he claimed seniority. All through, Tejashwi looked uneasy.
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