Tejashwi Issues Major Warning on Bihar Vote Counting Hinting at Potential 2020 Repeat India News

In the lead up to the Bihar assembly election results scheduled for November 14, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav expressed confidence in his party’s ability to form the next government. This assertion comes despite various exit polls predicting a win for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).

Tejashwi Yadav’s Strong Warning

During a press conference held in Patna, Yadav issued a stern warning to election officials. He cautioned that any deviations in the counting process would not go unnoticed. “If the administration acts on anyone’s orders, the public will take care of it,” he stated.

Allegations of Possible Cheating

Tejashwi Yadav raised concerns about potential manipulation during the vote counting. He referred to intelligence reports indicating planned interference. “Our workers are vigilant at all the counting stations,” he assured.

• Possible manipulation of counting process reported.
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He expressed his belief that any repeat of perceived wrongdoings seen in the 2020 elections could lead to public outrage. Tejashwi remarked, “We cannot allow a repeat of the mistakes from the previous election where our alliance faced significant challenges.”

Concerns Over Counting Strategy

Yadav accused the BJP and NDA of crafting a deceptive narrative of victory. He claimed information from insiders suggested a conspiracy aimed at manipulating the counting process. His worries included a strategy to declare NDA victories first, overshadowing results for the Mahagathbandhan.

Preparedness of the Mahagathbandhan

Yadav emphasized the readiness of his coalition to address any unconstitutional actions. He called upon the people of Bihar, known for their commitment to democracy, to remain vigilant and prepared.

On November 13, he held an online meeting with party candidates and local office bearers to discuss the counting guidelines. As of the morning of November 14, early trends indicated that he was leading in Raghopur, although the overall sentiment suggested a tough battle for the Mahagathbandhan to claim victory.

The political atmosphere remains tense as all eyes turn to the election results, with implications that could shape Bihar’s governance in the years to come.