Rs 4000 Challan Issued To Tej Pratap For Scooter Ride Outside Nitish Kumar's Home

Another video showed Yadav instructing police personnel to dance during a Holi celebration at his residence in Patna on Saturday. The clip triggered sharp criticism from the ruling NDA parties.

Yadav shouted "Where is Paltu Chacha?" as he arrived outside Nitish Kumar's house on Holi.

Source : Tej Pratap Yadav X Handle

RJD MLA Tej Pratap Yadav has been issued a Rs 4,000 challan for not wearing a helmet while riding a scooter around Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's house on Holi. The scooter also had expired insurance and a pollution certificate.

Yadav shouted "Where is Paltu Chacha?" as he arrived outside Kumar's house on Holi. A viral video on social media showed supporters following him on other two-wheelers and raising slogans.

#WATCH | Bihar's former health minister & RJD leader Tej Pratap Yadav took a scooty ride earlier today from outside of the CM's residence in Patna while celebrating #Holi pic.twitter.com/WIysHInGCn

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Another video showed Yadav instructing police personnel to dance during a Holi celebration at his residence in Patna on Saturday. The clip triggered sharp criticism from the ruling NDA parties.

In the video, Yadav is heard telling the policeman, “Ae sipahi, ek gana bajayenge usme tumko thumka lagana hai. Bura na mano Holi hai. Thumka lagao nahi toh suspend kar diye jaoge” (Hey, policeman, a song will be played, and you have to dance. Don’t mind, it's Holi. Dance or you will be suspended).

The constable has now been removed from the post. In an order, the Senior Superintendent of Police's office in Patna said another constable has now been deputed in place of Kumar.

JD(U) national spokesperson Rajeev Ranjan Prasad remarked, "‘Jungle raj’ has ended, but Lalu Yadav’s prince is threatening a policeman about the consequences if he does not follow his instructions to dance. Bihar has now changed. Be it Tejashwi Yadav, Tej Pratap Yadav, or any of Lalu Yadav’s family members—they need to understand that such acts have no place in the environment of this changing Bihar."