Former Bihar Chief Minister and RJD president is locked in a jail in a case of fodder scam, but its bad influence is not on his party but on Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United (JDU).

Close to Nitish and former Legislative Assembly Speaker Uday Narayan Chaudhary has raised the flag of rebellion against the JDU leadership and has alleged that Nitish Kumar, along with BJP, sent Lalu Yadav to jail.

Speaking to ETV, Chaudhary said that action is being taken against lalu Yadav and his family from a sense of revenge. He said that the game includes people from BJP and Nitish Kumar.

Chaudhary made it clear that even though these people would send Lalu to jail under the action of revenge, but its political advantage would only get Lalu Yadav and his party.

Criticizing the JDU leadership, Chaudhary said that there was no democratic value in the party anymore. He said that Nitish Kumar, who has implemented the public welfare schemes, has now come to the path of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and is making a wrong decision and playing with the people of the state. He said that Modi government of the Center and Nitish Kumar have become anti-people.

Chaudhary alleges that those who do not kneel, BJP trapped them through investigating agencies. He said that BJP had only implicated leaders in 2G case and Adarsh scam, but the result is in front of everyone.

He said that what did Lalu ji do in the fodder scam? Lalu ji's direct involvement in the 900 crore rupees scandal is not from anywhere. Despite this, they are being harassed in different ways because they are the voice of the dalits-poor, they have raised voice for social justice.

Let tell that Lalu Prasad Yadav was convicted by a CBI court in Ranchi on Saturday (December 23) in a case of illegal evacuation from the Devgarh Treasury, after which he is lodged in Birsa Munda jail in Ranchi. Decision on conviction will take place on January 3.

Uday Narayan Chaudhary had earlier targeted Nitish Kumar and had accused him of ignoring the Dalits.

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