‘Prepare for coronation, lantern is returning’, tweets Lalu Yadav’s daughter

India

oi-Madhuri Adnal

Patna, Aug 09:
RJD
Supremo
Lalu
Yadav’s
daughter
Rohini
Acharya
has
tweeted
a
video
song
confirming
the
return
of
the
Mahagathbandhan
government
in
Bihar.

Rohini
Acharya
is
the
younger
of
Lalu
Prasad
and
Rabri
Yadav’s
two
daughters.
She
has
eight
siblings-
one
older
sister
and
seven
brothers.
A
medico
by
training,
she
got
married
to
Samaresh
Singh,
a
US-based
software
engineer,
in
2002.

Despite
being
based
in
Singapore
currently,
Acharya
actively
comments
on
political
issues
of
India,
especially
Bihar.
As
it
is
with
members
of
the
Yadav
family,
Acharya
has
her
fair
share
of
controversies.

“Preparations for coronation are coming, Lantern bearer” ️

pic.twitter.com/R0pYeaU2mN

—
Rohini
Acharya
(@RohiniAcharya2)

August
9,
2022

Meanwhile,
Parallel
meetings
of
the
JD(U)
which
helms
the
Bihar
government,
and
the
opposition
RJD
are
underway
amid
speculations
of
a
major
political
move
by
Chief
Minister
Nitish
Kumar.

Will
Lalu
continue
to
head
RJD?
Speculation
grows
ahead
of
party
polls

The
meeting
of
JD(U)
MPs
and
MLAs
is
being
held
at
the
chief
minister’s
official
residence,
party
sources
said.
The
meeting
of
the
RJD
legislators
is
convened
by
party
leader
Tejashwi
Yadav
at
his
mother
Rabri
Devi’s
Circular
Road
bungalow,
a
stone’s
throw
from
the
CM’s
Anney
Marg
residence.

The
BJP
is
also
holding
a
meeting
at
Deputy
Chief
Minister
Tarkishor
Prasad’s
residence
and
among
those
present
there
include
party’s
state
unit
president
Sanjay
Jaiswal.
More
than
one
of
the
prospective
attendees
of
the
JD(U)
meeting
denied
that
the
party’s
ties
with
THE
BJP
have
worsened
to
an
extent
to
call
for
a
realignment.

“Our
party
had
held
many
such
meetings
of
MPs
and
MLAs
in
the
past.
We
have
been
told
that
the
current
meeting
has
been
called
to
discuss
organisational
matters.
Never
heard
about
any
major
crisis
in
the
NDA,” said
Ram
Nath
Thakur,
a
Rajya
Sabha
member,
low
key
but
known
to
enjoy
proximity
to
the
chief
minister
by
virtue
of
being
the
son
of
late
Karpoori
Thakur,
the
latter’s
political
mentor.

Another
confidant
of
Kumar,
Leshi
Singh,
who
is
an
MLA
and
a
minister
in
his
cabinet,
said,
“I
was
away
for
the
last
four
or
five
days
but
I
have
an
idea
of
how
things
have
been.
There
does
not
seem
to
be
any
major
crisis
facing
the
NDA
government.
It
goes
without
saying,
though,
that
the
party
will
abide
by
any
decision
taken
by
the
chief
minister”.

Chetan
Anand,
a
young
RJD
MLA
who
is
serving
his
first
term,
said,
”Rumours
of
political
realignment
have
been
afloat
for
a
couple
of
years.
Let
us
not
make
any
rash
assumptions.
Once
the
party
leadership
takes
any
decision,
it
will
be
definitely
made
known
to
all.”