Viral video raises questions on RJD MP's conduct
Digital Desk, Patna. After the crushing defeat in the Bihar Assembly elections, instead of churning, dissatisfaction and anger have started emerging within the Rashtriya Janata Dal. In this context, a new debate has erupted in political circles after an alleged video of a senior RJD MP went viral on social media. This debate has now focused more on the language, behavior and democratic responsibility of the public representatives than on victory or defeat.
In the viral video, RJD's Jehanabad MP, former minister and senior leader Dr. Surendra Prasad Yadav is seen talking to the villagers.
It is alleged that he lost his temper when asked questions regarding the election results and used very objectionable language with the common people.
Although Dainik Jagran does not confirm this video, it is being shared widely on social media.
It is being told that this video is from Khijarsarai block area of Gaya district, where the MP was returning from a cricket tournament function.
During this time, local people asked him questions about his defeat in the assembly elections and regional development. It was in this conversation that the MP's displeasure allegedly came to the fore and he reacted sharply to not getting the vote.
In the video, the MP is heard saying that he got only 15 thousand votes from that area, so what work can he do there. During this, he also made indecent comments by taking names of some people.
It is alleged that he used derogatory words against those who did not vote and also said things like 'take a look'.
Political analysts believe that this incident is not limited to just one video, but it also reflects the frustration and imbalance growing within the RJD after the election defeat.
RJD was reduced to 25 seats in the assembly elections, which is considered a big setback for the party. After this, the statements of many leaders have been in continuous controversies.
In this matter, opposition parties have targeted RJD and said that instead of respecting the public's decision, leaders getting angry like this is contrary to the spirit of democracy. RJD supporters say that the video has been taken out of context and made viral.
At present, the viral video has raised a big question, should the public representatives introspect after the election defeat or should the public be put in the dock? The answer to this question will decide the politics and image of RJD in the coming days.