'Civil War' in Lalu Yadav's Family? Tej Pratap Unfollows RJD, Kin Amid Buzz of Rift

A fresh political storm has erupted in Bihar after Tej Pratap Yadav, son of Lalu Prasad Yadav, unfollowed his family members and the official Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) handle on X (formerly Twitter). The move comes shortly after Tej Pratap was reportedly sidelined following a controversial social media post related to his personal life.

Tej Pratap Cuts Ties on X

The RJD leader unfollowed:

• Sister and Rajya Sabha MP Misa Bharti

• Family members Rajlakshmi Yadav, Hema Yadav

• The official RJD X handle

This digital move has intensified speculation about an internal feud within the RJD and Lalu’s family.

Political Circles Abuzz

Tej Pratap’s actions have sparked debates across Bihar’s political circles. Senior political analysts see it as a possible sign of deepening personal and ideological differences within the Yadav family and the party.

Tej Pratap’s ‘Dream’ with PM Modi

Adding to the controversy, Tej Pratap had earlier posted a peculiar message on Instagram, describing a dream where PM Narendra Modi invited him to join BJP. His imagined reply:

“I have my own party. You should join ours.”

He followed it up with a cryptic tweet:

"There are many who sell dreams for power, we are the ones who don’t sell ideas even in our dreams."

Another Message Fuels Buzz

In another post the next day, Tej Pratap wrote:

“The desire to achieve dreams makes hard work its companion… Every morning is a new opportunity…”

These posts are being interpreted as politically loaded statements, hinting at a possible ideological or strategic shift.

What’s Next?

Tej Pratap has not officially commented on the reason behind unfollowing his family and the RJD. However, the silence is only fueling more speculation—whether he will form a new political front or take another unpredictable step remains to be seen.

This move once again places Tej Pratap at the center of Bihar’s political spotlight, with many wondering if a larger storm is brewing within the Yadav clan.