New Delhi: Expelled Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Pappu Yadav on Sunday alleged that his former boss Lalu Prasad Yadav and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar are the number one enemy of the Dalits and said that the Janata Parivar merger would hold no meaning for the people of the state.
"Nobody can be a greater enemy of the Muslims than Lalu and Nitish.
They are the number one enemy of the Dalits," Yadav told ANI here.
"The people have become bored of hearing about their alliance in the past four months. Lalu ji and Nitish Kumar are no more attached to the ten crore people of Bihar. Nitish Kumar has become helpless in front of Lalu Yadav. His personal assistant, Bhola, guides Nitish Kumar. And Lalu Yadav, who has surrendered to him, had given the title of 'jungle raaj' to Nitish Kumar's seven years of political power in the state,” he added.
Highlighting the case of former chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi, Yadav alleged that nobody has dishonoured the Dalits as much as they have.
The former RJD leader further alleged that the merger of Janata Parivar would hold no meaning for the people of Bihar.
"There is no meaning of an alliance in Bihar. Look at the condition of education and employment in the state. Biharis are subjected to humiliation outside the state, they are lagging behind in education," said Yadav.
"They claim to be secular groups, but these are the most non-secular forces who are taking the support of the BJP after 17 years. Their alliance has no meaning and the people of Bihar have understood that," he added.
The Madhepura MP was expelled from RJD on May 7 on charges of indulging in anti-party activities.
