Tea With Nephews, Dance With Reel Creators: Watch Tejashwi Yadav’s Night Out On Patna’s Marine Drive
Patna: Tejashwi Yadav, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) front face in poll-bound Bihar, added a touch of veracity to his public outreach as he spent time with his nephew and social media enthusiasts, making reels and grooving to some Bhojpuri songs on the newly inaugurated Marine Drive expressway in Patna.
Tejashwi Yadav, who was part of Congress’ Vote Adhikar Yatra, took to X — formerly Twitter — saying that after concluding a 16-day campaign amid heat and rain, he took out some time with his nephew who had come from Singapore.
“Amidst heat, rain, and humidity, the 16-day Voter Rights Yatra concluded yesterday. At night, my nephew who came from Singapore said, ‘Let’s go for a drive,'” he wrote.
“On the way, we met some young fellow artists on the road. They were singing songs, making reels. When they insisted, we too tried our hand at it,” Tejashwi said.
“With ease, simplicity, and accessibility, we will march in step with the expectations, aspirations, dreams, and hopes of the youth-rising above caste and religion, resolving to build a new Bihar and bring about a change in power,” the RJD leader further wrote.
Taking a brief break from his high-pitched poll campaign, Tejashwi was seen trying to shake a leg to Bhojpuri numbers, following some reel creators’ dance steps, and even attempting a Hrithik Roshan-style move.
Tejashwi’s sister, Rohini Acharya, also added to the fun time spent with family members, saying, “Dil to baccha hai ji” (The heart is still young).
In a series of posts on X, Rohini shared about the bond between Tejashwi and his nephew, saying, “Smile is the most precious thing, as the nephew is very precious to his maternal uncle.”
In another remark, Rohini said, “The youth of Bihar want change. They want a growing Bihar under the leadership of Tejashwi Yuva.”
“Through informal dialogue with the youth, there is an opportunity to understand them even better, and an infusion of new energy takes place… Bihar will move forward with youth leadership, along with new thinking,” Rohini wrote.
