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Tej Pratap Yadav resigns from the post of Convener of the Student Wing of the RJD

Yadav also made certain comments in his tweet which left people wondering what is cooking up in the Yadav family

Fodder scam convict and former Bihar CM Lalu Prasad Yadav’s elder son Tej Pratap Yadav announced today that he will be resigning from the post of Convener of the Student Wing of Rashtriya Janta Dal (RJD).


Tej Pratap made the announcement of quitting the Chhatra Rashtriya Janata Dal on his Twitter handle. Yadav also made certain comments in his tweet which left people wondering what is cooking up in the Yadav family. He tweeted, “Those who think I am naive are naive themselves. I know who holds how much water.” He did not name anyone in his tweet which has left people speculating as to who he was referring to.

Tej Pratap keeps making headlines owing to his unusual ways. Recently he was in the news after he filed for divorce from his wife alleging that he was forced to marry her for political benefit of others. He is also known for his hobby of dressing up as different Gods. He was seen dressed up Lord Shiva during Kanwar Yatra last year and had performed pooja in Baba Baidyanath Dham in Deodhar. Yadav had also once dressed up as Lord Krishna to celebrate New Year.

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