This Article is From Apr 21, 2019

Elections 2019: State And Centre Want To Kill Lalu Yadav By Poisoning, Says Rabri Devi

"Tejashwi went to meet Lalu ji today but he was not allowed to meet him. People of Bihar and Jharkhand will take to the roads if anything happens to him. If state and central government want to kill him by poisoning..", said Rabri Devi.

Elections 2019: State And Centre Want To Kill Lalu Yadav By Poisoning, Says Rabri Devi

Rabri Devi said the life of her husband Lalu Yadav is in danger. (File)

Patna:

Former chief minister of Bihar Rabri Devi on Saturday alleged that her son Tejashwi Yadav was not allowed to meet Lalu Yadav in jail and that the life of her husband, the Rashtriya Janta Dal (RJD) chief is in danger.

She further warned the state and central governments that the people of Bihar and Jharkhand will come out on the roads if anything untoward happens to her husband.

"Tejashwi went to meet Lalu ji today but he was not allowed to meet him. People of Bihar and Jharkhand will take to the roads if anything happens to him. If state and central government want to kill him by poisoning, if they want to kill the entire Lalu family, they can do that, but this dictatorship won''t work," Ms Rabri said.

Tejashwi Yadav had on April 7 alleged that the BJP government did not permit him to meet his father Lalu Prasad, who is admitted in the Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS).

Earlier on that day, Tejashwi Yadav in a series of tweets attacked BJP for not allowing him to meet his father. He also said that Lalu Yadav is not receiving proper medication, which is an injustice to them.

Talking to ANI, Tejashwi Yadav said, "I was not allowed to meet my father on Saturday at RIMS. I tried calling superintendent but he was not responding to my call and I waited for his call till morning. I don't know the reason but as per the jail manual, family members can meet if the Superintendent of Police wants."

Mr Yadav added: "RIMS doctors were saying that they want to do X-ray of Mr Lalu but they are not being allowed. We want justice." 

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