RJD Training Camp: Lalu Yadav said, agitate - fill the jail, do not be afraid of trial, Satyagraha is necessary against injustice

Posted on 5th Oct 2021 04:58 pm by rohit kumar

RJD supremo Lalu Yadav on Tuesday told workers and party leaders that satyagraha against injustice is necessary. JP had agitated from Gandhi Maidan in Patna. Some people are afraid of going to jail. Afraid of being sued. There is no need to be afraid of all these things. Lalu said these things through Facebook Live from Delhi on the occasion of the conclusion of the party's training camp. Lalu said that some people are afraid that action of 107 may not be taken against them. There is no need to be afraid of such things. Raise your voice against the wrong. Stand with the downtrodden and agitate. Fill the jail When the jail starts filling up, the government falls, no matter who's government. He further said that RJD is a self-made party. Not made by anyone's grace. The people of Bihar have made the party strong by standing on their own feet. The party reached the national level with the love of the people. How many MPs did RJD make? Made MLA, MLC. How many tickets were given, is not counted on the finger. During his address, Lalu Yadav attacked the BJP. Lalu said that when the Mandal Commission was implemented, other BJP leaders including LK Advani had protested. But, later the BJP was forced to follow the same policy of social justice. But after coming to power, the reservation system was abolished. Lalu said on the caste census that this is not a simple demand. Due to lack of caste census, the person sitting on the last rung of the society, the society is getting left behind.

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