Bijendra Yadav became angry for not informing him about the JD (U) meeting.

Bijendra Yadav became angry for not informing him about the JD (U) meeting.

Patna September 16: Bijendra Yadav, the energy minister of Bihar, expressed his anger towards his own party members after being not informed about the meeting of the party held in the Patna office on Monday.

Bijendra Yadav was scheduled to attend the Janata Darbar at the party’s office, but upon arrival, he was surprised to see a large gathering of party workers at the venue. To his further dismay, there was no seat reserved for him on the state.

At that time, several leaders including the party’s national president Sanjay Jha, cabinet minister Ashok Chaudhary, Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, Lalan Saraf, Sanjay Gandhi, Neeraj Kumar, Shyam Rajak and others were present on the stage. However, despite the seniority, Bijendra Yadav was left without a place on the dais.

Following this, Bijendra Yadav was visibly upset and walked out of the venue. While speaking to the media afterward, he expressed his anger. The situation escalated to the point where Yadav declared that he was no longer part of JD (U).

“I am not in JD (U), so don’t ask any questions about the party,” Yadav said

Bijendra Yadav, who was looking upset, returned to his office. He was angry over the party’s leaders who had not informed about the meeting.

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His reaction caused a stir among the JD (U) leaders present at the venue. Some of them quickly went to the Yadav’s office to persuade him to return to the party office. They requested him and pointed out that his absence was sending the wrong message to the public and media about the party.

After repeated requests, Bijendra Yadav eventually returned to the party office and attended the meeting. He later clarified that his earlier statement about not being in JD (U) was made casually.

EOM.