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Tejashwi Yadav slams Bihar govt, alleges land, looting and murder charges on NDA legislators
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 03:31 PM
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Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav accused the Bihar administration of being ineffective and named NDA legislators in a list of alleged land disputes, looting and murder cases.
Opposition figure Tejashwi Yadav, a prominent leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal, launched a fresh political offensive against the ruling administration in Bihar. In a public statement, he asserted that the state government has ceased to function as a governing body.
He presented a catalogue of serious allegations, claiming that the government is implicated in land disputes, instances of looting and even murder. The leader emphasized that these issues reflect a systemic failure of the current administration.
Yadav specifically targeted several legislators belonging to the National Democratic Alliance, accusing them of direct involvement in the cited crimes. He urged the public and party cadres to scrutinize the conduct of these elected representatives.
The remarks were made during a political gathering in Bihar, where Yadav addressed supporters and highlighted the need for accountability. No immediate response from the accused legislators or the state government has been recorded.
He presented a catalogue of serious allegations, claiming that the government is implicated in land disputes, instances of looting and even murder. The leader emphasized that these issues reflect a systemic failure of the current administration.
Yadav specifically targeted several legislators belonging to the National Democratic Alliance, accusing them of direct involvement in the cited crimes. He urged the public and party cadres to scrutinize the conduct of these elected representatives.
The remarks were made during a political gathering in Bihar, where Yadav addressed supporters and highlighted the need for accountability. No immediate response from the accused legislators or the state government has been recorded.