Chirag Paswan, the chief of Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), expressed his disappointment and hurt during an interview with Rajat Sharma on India TV‘s Aap Ki Adalat regarding the recent incident where vulgar abuse was hurled at his mother during an RJD public meeting in Jamui. Paswan revealed his sadness over the lack of action from RJD chief Tejashwi Yadav, stating that he would have given a befitting reply had he been in Tejashwi’s place.

Paswan recounted his childhood friendship with Tejashwi, emphasizing their familial ties and political camaraderie. However, he expressed dismay over Tejashwi’s silence during the incident, highlighting the need for standing against abusive language, particularly directed at women.

During the interview, Paswan criticized Tejashwi’s response, stating that it was unacceptable to justify the abusive behavior by stating that thousands of people abuse him daily. He emphasized the need for mutual respect and condemned the divisive narrative perpetuated by some in Bihar politics.

Paswan also expressed confidence in the BJP-led NDA alliance’s victory in the upcoming elections, predicting a clean sweep of all 40 Lok Sabha seats in Bihar. He dismissed speculation about joining the RJD alliance and reaffirmed his commitment to the NDA.

Addressing concerns about potential changes to the Constitution, Paswan reassured that reservations for marginalized communities would not be abolished, citing his father’s advocacy for Dalit rights. He emphasized the importance of protecting the rights of the downtrodden and rejected fear-mongering tactics.

In a lighter moment, Paswan reflected on his brief film career and expressed optimism about both him and actor Kangana Ranaut being elected to Parliament. He shared anecdotes about his transition from films to politics and his approach to public speaking.

Overall, Chirag Paswan’s interview on Aap Ki Adalat provided insights into his political beliefs, personal experiences, and vision for Bihar’s future, showcasing his commitment to democratic values and social justice.