Tejashwi joins Rahul's Nyay Yatra
Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Yadav joins Rahul Gandhi's 'Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra' as it recommences from Bihar's Sasaram district on Friday. (Photo: Agencies)
Nyay Yatra to enter UP
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, began his yatra from the party's district office in Bihar this morning and is expected to enter Uttar Pradesh through Mohania in Kaimur district in the evening. (Photo: Agencies)
34th day of Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra
Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will also join the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra led by Rahul Gandhi as it enters Uttar Pradesh on Friday evening. She will join her brother in Chandauli in Uttar Pradesh after the yatra enters the state from Bihar. (Photo: Agencies)
First time both leaders seen sharing stage
This was the first time the RJD leader was seen sharing the stage with Gandhi in Bihar since state Chief Minister Nitish Kumar severed his ties with the INDIA bloc. (Photo: Agencies)
Local residents crowded the main road
Yadav and Gandhi were seen sitting on the roof of a sports utility vehicle, which was slowly moving, and they waved at enthusiastic crowds that gathered along the main road of the town. (Photo: Agencies)
'Hum logo ne ek thake hue mukhyamantri ko Niyukt kiya hai'
Tejashwi Yadav launched a fresh attack on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar while addressing the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra and said that the CM does not want to listen to anyone. He said, "You all very well know how our CM is, he does not want to listen to anyone. He used to say 'I will die, but won't join BJP'...We decided to stay with Nitish ji, no matter how much we have to sacrifice, only to defeat BJP in 2024...' Hum logo ne ek thake hue mukhyamantri ko Niyukt kiya hai'." (Photo: Agencies)
Rahul expressed solidarity with protesting farmers
During a rally in Bihar's Aurangabad district on Thursday, Rahul expressed solidarity with protesting farmers, likening them to soldiers safeguarding the country's borders. Rahul specifically referred to the 'Delhi Chalo' protest march by farmers, advocating for their demands, including a law on minimum support prices and loan waivers. (Photo: Agencies)