RJD asked PM Narendra Modi to define dynastic politics in a Jamui rally.

Patna: Ahead of PM Narendra Modi rally in Jamui, RJD leader Shakti Singh Yadav on Tuesday said that PM Narendra Modi should explain the definition of dynastic politics in this rally.

PM Narendra Modi is coming to Bihar’s Jamui district on April 4 to start the election campaign in Bihar. He will campaign in favour of Arun Bharti, the brother-in-law of LJPR national president Chirag Paswan.

“Will PM Narendra Modi discuss dynastic politics in Jamui? The dynastic parties are the alliance partners of PM Narendra Modi. A number of leaders in BJP are also known for holding the legacy of their fathers,” Yadav said.

Shakti Singh Yadav hinting towards Chirag Paswan who has given the ticket to his brother in law Arun Bharti. He is contesting from Jamui reserved seat on the ticket of LJPR which is an alliance partner of BJP in Bihar. Chirag Paswan is also a political successor of his father Late Ram Vilas Paswan.  

PM Narendra Modi will go to Nawada on April 7 to address a rally in favour of BJP candidate Vivek Thakur. He is a son of former union minister and state president of BJP Dr CP Thakur.

Hindustani Awam Morcha Secular (HAM-S) is another party of Bihar which is known for dynastic politics. HAM-S was formed by former CM Jitan Ram Manjhi. He is contesting the Lok Sabha election from Gaya reserved seat as a NDA candidate. His son Santosh Kumar Suman is a MLC and cabinet minister in the Nitish Kumar government. His mother-in-law Jyoti Devi is also a MLA of the party.      

Earlier, BJP state president Samrat Choudhary said that dynastic politics is the identity of RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav. He brought his two sons and two daughters into politics but when will he bring other 5 daughters in it. Lalu Prasad Yadav has 9 children.

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