'Greed for power': Tejashwi counters Chirag Paswan's 'no Muslim CM' charge; questions his 'vision'

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RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav criticized Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) chief Chirag Paswan for his "greed for power," accusing him of compromising political stands to join the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA). This came in response to Paswan's social media post alleging that RJD was unwilling to support a Muslim chief minister both in 2005 and now, ahead of upcoming Bihar Assembly elections. Yadav questioned Paswan’s vision and suggested he feels uncomfortable within NDA due to past conflicts with his uncle. The dispute stems from the 2005 Bihar election when no government could be formed after RJD and Congress failed to form a coalition with LJP, which demanded a Muslim chief minister.
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