Video: Speeding Thar hits biker in Jaipur, man flung into air
A speeding black Thar hit a biker in Jaipur when he was crossing the road. The impact of the accident was such that the 27-yeasr-old biker was flung into the air.
In a wide-ranging interview on India Today's 'UnPolitics' with Preeti Choudhry, RJD Rajya Sabha MP and National Spokesperson Manoj Kumar Jha discusses his political career, the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, and the future of the RJD. He said that his political opponents often target his party over the alleged 'Jungle Raj' in Bihar, but questioned as to why no one talks about Manipur, saying the real Jungle Raj exists there.
Jha explains his transition from academia to politics, stressing that he did not enter Parliament carrying a dream to become a minister. "I came to Parliament to convey a message."
He addresses the persistent 'Jungle Raj' narrative associated with his party, his response to criticism from political strategist Prashant Kishor, and his personal philosophy of being "anti-establishment."
Jha also details allegations against the Election Commission regarding the Bihar elections, which he terms the "first act of dishonesty." The conversation touches upon his PhD research on the Bhagalpur riots, his personal suffering during the Covid-19 pandemic, and his evolving views on gender issues.
A speeding black Thar hit a biker in Jaipur when he was crossing the road. The impact of the accident was such that the 27-yeasr-old biker was flung into the air.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday announced Suvendu Adhikari as West Bengal's chief minister, days after BJP registered a historic victory in the state in assembly elections.
In a major political development in Tamil Nadu, the CPI, CPM, and VCK have agreed to support the TVK chief, enabling the party to reach the crucial halfway majority mark of 118 MLAs.
TVK chief Vijay has sought an appointment with the Tamil Nadu Governor at Lok Bhavan at four thirty in the evening, sparking speculation about the party securing the required numbers to form the state government.