BJP: Tejaswi has two alternatives - leave or get sacked

Patna, Jul 17 Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejaswi Prasad Yadav today dismissed inquiries on the developing interest for his renunciation as media theory, even as the BJP said he has just two choices - leave or get sacked.

Reacting to a question on the developing demand for his resignation, Tejaswi told reporters outside the Assembly that "it (resignation demand) is only in the media."

Tejaswi had skipped an official capacity on July 15, in which he needed to impart dais to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, showing that the sharpness between the JD(U) and the RJD has achieved a glimmer point in the wake of a FIR enrolled by the CBI against the vice president serve.

RJD president Lalu Prasad has likewise precluded the abdication of his child Tejaswi.

While Tejaswi adhered to his weapon not to stop, BJP pioneer Sushil Kumar Modi stated, "Tejaswi Yadav has just two choices - either delicate abdication or get sacked."

Sushil Modi, who is the state BJP Parliamentary gathering boss, asked Nitish Kumar to "stand firm on his ground (looking for abdication of Tejaswi)... BJP is remaining with him on his choice on this issue."

In spite of the fact that none of the JD(U) representatives put forth any expression on the issue today, party MLA Shyam Bahadur Singh stated, "Gatbandhan aaj toot jaye to achha hain... BJP ke saath kaam karne mein maja ata hain (its better if the organization together breaks today... we want to work with the BJP)."

Congress MLA Shakil Ahmad Khan and MLC Dilip Chaudhary recommended senior pioneers of the three coalition accomplices to talk among themselves to work out an answer.

In the midst of reports of the BJP going delicate on Nitish since the Tejaswi Yadav scene went to the fore, Sushil Modi expressed gratitude toward the central pastor for his help to NDA's presidential pick Ram Nath Kovind.

"Nitish Kumar's help to NDA chosen one holds a lot of significance for which we express gratitude toward him," Sushil said guaranteeing, alongside NDA and JD(U) MLAs, four Independents have additionally voted in favor of Kovind.

Joined by RJD chief whip in the Assembly Lalit Yadav, Tejaswi Yadav likewise asserted 100 for every penny voting by the RJD and Congress MLAs for Meira Kumar.

Three CPI(ML) MLAs have additionally voted in favor of the UPA's presidential candidate.