Perhaps amidst all this, when opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav got up to speak in the Assembly, he directly put the chief minister of the state nitish kumar in the dock and made it clear in a respectful tone that his nephew has the power to stop prime minister Narendra Modi in Bihar. While speaking in the Assembly, Tejashwi Yadav did not make any such strong attack on nitish kumar and somewhere he definitely kept a space for the future. The most interesting example was his use of euphemisms for the characters of Ramayana to express his views. He called nitish kumar as Dasharatha and himself as Ram. Tejashwi said that he considers nitish kumar as his guardian like Dashrath's father. Dashrath never wanted ram to go into exile. But, Nitish must have had some compulsions, like the compulsions of king Dashrath, due to which ram had to go into exile.

Moreover Tejashwi said that nitish kumar must know who Kekai is, due to which he was forced to take this decision. He said that we believe that this is not an exile for him but he has been sent to participate in the happiness and sorrow of the people. Tejashwi Yadav kept asking nitish kumar this during his gentle speech - The people of bihar want to know what happened that you had to take this decision? You left nda because you alleged that JDU MLAs were being lured and lured by BJP? You had said that we have only one goal, neither should anyone become PM nor should anyone become cm, then what happened? If seen that way, this question of Tejashwi is also reasonable. But there is an old saying in politics that neither friendship with anyone, nor enmity with anyone. While raising questions on the credibility of Nitish, Tejashwi Yadav even said that now no child of bihar will believe him. He said that we are Lalu's sons, we do not mess around.