NEW DELHI: “Ho nyaay agar to aadha do, yadi usme bhi koi baadha ho, to de do kewal 15 gram…” This verse from Bihar’s “rashtrakavi” Ramdhari Singh Dinkar’s " Rashmirathi ", where Lord Krishna sought a peaceful compromise in the Mahabharata courts, has found a new echo in recent Bihar politics. Former chief minister and HAM(S) supremo Jitan Ram Manjhi invoked Dinkar’s poetry in a cryptic post on X, seemingly expressing his disappointment with NDA seat-sharing talks, possibly portraying the BJP as a " Duryodhana " unwilling to yield even a small concession, with the saffron party being the leading force in the NDA. Bihar LoP and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Union minister Manjhi said, "Jitan Ram Manjhi being upset or angry has nothing to do with us. The people of Bihar are de
Bihar polls: Jitan Ram Manjhi takes poetic dig at BJP over seat-sharing; invokes Dinkar’s 'Rashmirathi'

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