A clip on YouTube showed how Tejasvi Yadav has promised a government job to at least one educated young person in every family in Bihar. This is quite a big promise. Can it be fulfilled? Critics like Prasant Kishore do not see this novel guarantee as wholly realistic. It looks like a bunch of lies in his very view. Tejasvi has declared a promise in his view, which has not been fulfilled to date.
The peculiarity of this plan is that it will take 20 months after the RJD forms its government in Bihar. Tejasvi Yadav, the party's leader, has promised to provide at least one member of the family a secure government service.
In direct response to this unique pledge, Prashant Kishore, the leader of the Jan Suraj Party, insisted that Tejasvi Yadav was either a fool or deceiving the state's citizens.
As Bihar braces itself for the two-phase polls in its assembly constituencies, the political leaders try to apply all those tested tactics for winning the assembly polls.
Lalu Yadav's younger son, Tejasvi Yadav, also prepares himself to win the state assembly elections at all costs. While other parties' leaders were there to celebrate a specifically prepared strategy to gain victory in seats suitable for them on this important occasion.
Their promises of something larger were indeed wafting into the air. Additionally, a whole new generation of Bihar politicians was trying to spread a wholly new language of modern-style canvassing; a specific kind of political dialogue was underway around the state elections. This can be practically realised in various constituencies of the state.
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