"No point" meets Nitish Kumar, Hardik Patel visits Tejashwi Yadav

Hardik Patel at a meeting in Patna on Saturday. (Photo Express)

Affirming that it was "useless" to meet Bihar Chief Minister and National President of the JD (U), Nitish Kumar, as he "changed his path" by forming an alliance with the BJP, leader of Patidar Hardik Patel Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, head of the RJD and opposition leader at the Bihar Assembly, confirmed on Saturday that he was going to firm up what appears to be an anti-war front -BJP before the elections of Lok Sabha

. told the media: "We young leaders are against the right-wing dictatorship and will work together for the benefit of young people and farmers."
Addressing a "Patel Outreach Meeting", the Patidar leader of Gujarat brought the Kurmi, Dhanuk and Kushwaha castes to unite and form an unbreakable alliance.

Nitish comes from the Kurmi caste and people from these communities are considered his main base of support. Hardik claimed that there were attempts to prevent people from attending the public meeting. Referring to Nitish without naming him, he said, "Our message should go to the people who come from among them (these communities) but are not with them." He said that he would have liked meet Lalu Prasad but for the fact that the RJD leader is in Mumbai for treatment.

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