Patna: The political buzz in Bihar is heating up as the five vacant Rajya Sabha seats approach elections. NDA leaders are now claiming cracks within the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), and following the JDU, BJP MLA and former minister Neeraj Bablu has made a striking assertion about Tejashwi Yadav’s party.
Speaking from Chhatapur, Neeraj Bablu claimed that several senior RJD leaders and MLAs are currently in touch with the BJP, suggesting an imminent shift in loyalty. He sharply criticized the party’s current state, calling it a “gateway to hell”, implying that no one wants to remain in RJD. According to him, the party’s future looks bleak, prompting some of its own MLAs to consider switching sides.
Bablu’s statement has intensified speculation in the state’s political corridors, especially with the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections. He stated, “Many of Tejashwi Yadav’s MLAs are already in touch with us,” hinting at a potential exodus from the party.
Earlier, the JDU had also claimed that 18 RJD legislators were in contact with their party ahead of the elections, signaling growing instability within Tejashwi Yadav’s ranks. With both NDA allies raising doubts about RJD’s unity, political observers say Bihar’s electoral dynamics could witness major shifts in the coming weeks.
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