Tejashwi said that now his nephew will raise the flag against Modi. Uncle is gone, now nephew will stop Modi government in Bihar. The question arises that Tejashwi did not mention such strong words against the Nitish government anywhere in his entire speech, which was expected. So has he left a space somewhere for a comeback? Second, the way and style in which he used his speech to mildly attack his achievements, what does this indicate?

In fact, if we look at the data of the recent caste census survey, the total population of bihar is 13 crores, out of which 81.99 percent are Hindus and 17.70 percent are Muslims. RJD's core voters have been Muslims and Yadavs, that is, on this MY equation, RJD supremo Lalu Yadav ruled the state for about 15 years. But, Nitish made a dent in the core voters of RJD and started courting the extremely backward people, be it Muslims or OBCs. In the caste census, the Muslim population was divided into three classes - Sheikh-Syed and Pathan, who come from the highest class, constitute about 4.80 percent of their population. The number of backward Muslims is 2.03 percent while the number of extremely backward Muslims is 10.58 percent.

Challenge to attract voters to your side

Now, the big challenge before Tejashwi is how to pacify the Muslims along with other backward classes after Nitish joins the nda camp. It is a reality of bihar politics that wherever two major parties come together, their government is formed. Be it JDU-RJD or JDU-BJP. In such a situation, the main objective behind Tejashwi's speech of continuously stopping and challenging the Modi government is to attract the Muslim voters of the state. If it turns out that along with the lok sabha elections, assembly elections are also held in bihar, then it will be a big challenge for the opposition Grand Alliance camp at this time. But it cannot be denied that elections are to be held in bihar next year. But, if the Nitish government dissolves the assembly and goes ahead with the lok sabha elections as well as the assembly elections, then no one should be surprised.