RJD hits back at Prashant Kishor's open discussion challenge to Lalu Prasad Yadav

Patna, Apr 13 Soon after poll strategist-turned-politician official Prashant Kishor challenged Lalu Prasad Yadav for a debate over Rabri Devi's case that he had met the imprisoned lawmaker with a RJD-JD(U) union idea in front of the Lok Sabha election, the party launched a scathing assault on him saying that on the off chance that they "reveal the truth, it could damage his reputation."

On Twitter, in response of Rabri Devi's claim, Kishor wrote, "Those convicted or facing charges of abuse of public office and misappropriation of funds are claiming to be the overseers of truth."

He further challenged Lalu for an open debate in front of the media where "everybody will come to know the discussion that took place between them and who gave an offer to whom."

Hours after the fact, RJD counter assaulted Kishor and cited his tweet and wrote in Hindi, "Our party president has more political experience than you. There are many politicians like you who have come and gone. If we reveal the truth, it will damage your reputation."

Nitish Kumar-drove JD(U) formed a grand alliance with RJD and Congress after the 2015 gathering surveys. Be that as it may, the main pastor went separate ways in 2017 and re-joined BJP-drove National Democratic Alliance (NDA).

Lalu, in his as of late distributed diary "Gopalganj to Raisina", co-composed with writer turned-educator Nalin Verma, claimed that Nitish had attempted to hold hands with stupendous partnership after re-joining NDA and sent his emissary Kishor to him on five events.

On Friday, Rabri Devi said that Kishor met Lalu with the suggestion that both the gatherings ought to consolidate and they ought to announce their "prime pastoral applicant."

In the event that Kishor denies having met Prasad with such a proposition, he is talking an "outright falsehood", she said. "I got angered and requested that he leave as I had no trust left in Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar following his betrayal,".

"All our staff and security personnel deployed here are witnesses. He called on us at least five times, for the most part here (her 10, Circular Road habitation), and a couple of times at 5, Deshratna Marg - the cabin designated to her younger son Tejashwi Yadav)," Rabri Devi said.

"Kishor was sent by Nitish Kumar with the proposition - 'let us merge both parties and declare a prime ministerial candidate'. He came in broad daylight and not clandestinely in the dark of night," she asserted.