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By GT24x7 Reporter · 6 September 2026 · GlobalToday24x7

Launching a sharp political offensive over the worsening environmental and humanitarian situation in Bihar, Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav on Sunday, September 6, 2026, demanded immediate central intervention to mitigate widespread distress across flood-inundated districts. Interacting with media representatives in Patna, Yadav urged the Union government to dispatch a dedicated inter-ministerial assessment delegation without delay to gauge the extensive devastation along vulnerable river basins.

Yadav expressed grave concern over the disruption of civic life in marooned villages, emphasizing that ground administrative infrastructure has broken down in several belts. He called on the central leadership to mobilize the Indian Air Force to execute emergency aerial drops of cooked food, dry rations, and drinking water packets across cut-off settlements where surface rescue crafts are currently unable to navigate.

Criticism of Administrative Preparedness and Electoral Priorities

The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader severely criticized the state administration headed by Samrat Choudhary, alleging total institutional failure in executing preemptive flood mitigation and relief distribution:

* Relief Distribution Breakdown: Displaced families across multiple districts remain stranded without access to basic food provisions, clean drinking water, or temporary shelter. * Silence at the Top: Yadav targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence regarding the natural calamity, contending that high-level central visits and review meetings occur promptly during election cycles but are conspicuously absent during acute regional disasters. * Inflation and Economic Stress: Turning to economic concerns, Yadav criticized the Centre over rising consumer prices, remarking that while inflation continues to severely burden the rural poor, the central administration remains indifferent to public hardships.

Political Ambitions Within the NDA

Responding to political developments regarding announcements by Chirag Paswan’s party projecting their leader as a future Chief Ministerial face for 2030, Yadav took a sardonic swipe at ruling alliance dynamics. He remarked that multiple figures harbor aspirations for the top executive office—pointing to Chirag Paswan, Jitan Ram Manjhi, and several contenders within the BJP and JD(U)—noting that resolving internal leadership ambitions remains the prerogative of the respective political parties.