In a passionate outburst, Tej Pratap Yadav took aim at family members and RJD associates whom he branded as ‘betrayers’ for disrespecting his sister, Rohini Acharya. This vehement reaction came on the heels of Rohini’s retirement from the political arena and ongoing family turmoil.

NEW DELHI: Tej Pratap Yadav on Monday again launched a strong attack on individuals within his family and RJD, accusing them of acting like “traitors” and warning that he would not accept any insult directed at his sister.His remarks come days after RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav’s daughter Rohini Acharya announced her exit from politics and severed ties with the family, a move followed by three of her sisters reportedly leaving the Patna residence amid the escalating dispute.In a post on X, the Janshakti Tej Pratap wrote: “We will not tolerate any insult to our sister under any circumstances; the traitors will surely have to pay the price for this misconduct!”“The abuse that was done to our Rohini di by Jaichand, this incident has shaken my heart to the core. What happened to me, I have endured, but what happened to my sister — that insult is absolutely unacceptable under any circumstances. Listen, Jaichand, if you attack the family, the people of Bihar will never forgive you,” Tej Pratap added in his post.This marks the latest development in months of turmoil within the Yadav family, which saw Tej Pratap himself expelled from both the RJD and the family following a bitter dispute over his personal life.Earlier, on Sunday, following Rohini Acharya’s announcement, Tej Pratap shared an emotionally charged post on his party’s Instagram account, warning those he described as “traitors” and appealing directly to his father. “Yesterday’s incident has shaken me to the core. What happened to me — I endured it. But the insult done to my sister is absolutely unbearable under any circumstances. Listen, traitors— if you target our family, the people of Bihar will never forgive you. When the emotions of the people are wounded, the dust covering their judgment is blown away,” he wrote.He also accused them of influencing his brother Tejashwi’s political judgment. “These few faces have even clouded Tejashwi’s judgment. The consequences of this injustice will be extremely grave. Time’s reckoning is harsh,” he added.The JJP chief also urged Lalu Prasad Yadav to intervene: “Father, give just one signal… just one gesture, and the people of Bihar themselves will bury these traitors. This is not a fight of any political party — it is a fight for the family’s honour, for the dignity of daughters, and for the self-respect of Bihar.”The controversy comes in the wake of Rohini Acharya’s social-media post on Sunday in which she alleged humiliation, abuse and expulsion from her parental home.She claimed she was “disgraced, abused, and even hit” after questioning the leadership over RJD’s poor performance in the Assembly elections. Rohini had named responsible for the family rift, claiming their actions prompted her decision to quit politics and leave her parents’ home.

In a passionate outburst, Tej Pratap Yadav took aim at family members and RJD associates whom he branded as ‘betrayers’ for disrespecting his sister, Rohini Acharya. This vehement reaction came on the heels of Rohini’s retirement from the political arena and ongoing family turmoil.

NEW DELHI: Tej Pratap Yadav on Monday again launched a strong attack on individuals within his family and RJD, accusing them of acting like “traitors” and warning that he would not accept any insult directed at his sister.His remarks come days after RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav’s daughter Rohini Acharya announced her exit from politics and severed ties with the family, a move followed by three of her sisters reportedly leaving the Patna residence amid the escalating dispute.In a post on X, the Janshakti Tej Pratap wrote: “We will not tolerate any insult to our sister under any circumstances; the traitors will surely have to pay the price for this misconduct!”“The abuse that was done to our Rohini di by Jaichand, this incident has shaken my heart to the core. What happened to me, I have endured, but what happened to my sister — that insult is absolutely unacceptable under any circumstances. Listen, Jaichand, if you attack the family, the people of Bihar will never forgive you,” Tej Pratap added in his post.This marks the latest development in months of turmoil within the Yadav family, which saw Tej Pratap himself expelled from both the RJD and the family following a bitter dispute over his personal life.Earlier, on Sunday, following Rohini Acharya’s announcement, Tej Pratap shared an emotionally charged post on his party’s Instagram account, warning those he described as “traitors” and appealing directly to his father. “Yesterday’s incident has shaken me to the core. What happened to me — I endured it. But the insult done to my sister is absolutely unbearable under any circumstances. Listen, traitors— if you target our family, the people of Bihar will never forgive you. When the emotions of the people are wounded, the dust covering their judgment is blown away,” he wrote.He also accused them of influencing his brother Tejashwi’s political judgment. “These few faces have even clouded Tejashwi’s judgment. The consequences of this injustice will be extremely grave. Time’s reckoning is harsh,” he added.The JJP chief also urged Lalu Prasad Yadav to intervene: “Father, give just one signal… just one gesture, and the people of Bihar themselves will bury these traitors. This is not a fight of any political party — it is a fight for the family’s honour, for the dignity of daughters, and for the self-respect of Bihar.”The controversy comes in the wake of Rohini Acharya’s social-media post on Sunday in which she alleged humiliation, abuse and expulsion from her parental home.She claimed she was “disgraced, abused, and even hit” after questioning the leadership over RJD’s poor performance in the Assembly elections. Rohini had named responsible for the family rift, claiming their actions prompted her decision to quit politics and leave her parents’ home.