Lalu Yadav’s daughter who donated kidney condemns his “constant harassment”

As CBI officials today questioned Lalu Prasad Yadav in a corruption case, his daughter said the ailing Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief was being “constantly harassed” and warned that if anything happened to him She will “spare no one”.

Rohini Acharya, the second daughter of the former chief minister of Bihar, wrote in a Hindi tweet that the way she is being harassed is not right. He said, “All this will be remembered. Time is very strong.”

In another tweet, he said that the 74-year-old leader is still capable of moving the seat of power in Delhi. “The limits of endurance are now being tested,” she said.

Papa is constantly being harassed. I will not spare anyone if anything happens to them.

It is not right that you are tightening your father. All this will be remembered. Time is strong, it has great powers. This has to be remembered.

— Rohini Acharya (@rohiniacharya2) March 7, 2023

In December, Ms. Acharya donated one of her kidneys to Lalu Prasad Yadav. The transplant took place in a hospital in Singapore.

After the surgery, the veteran politician is staying at his daughter and MP Misa Bharti’s residence in Delhi.

Lalu Prasad Yadav is being questioned in the land-for-jobs scam case in which his wife and former chief minister Rabri Devi and daughters Misa and Hema are also accused. There are also names of 12 people in this case, who allegedly got jobs in exchange for land.

The CBI FIR, registered in May 2022, has accused Yadav and his family members of buying land at throwaway prices in lieu of jobs assigned to them during his tenure as Union Railway Minister from 2004 to 2009.

RJD leaders have dismissed the allegations as politically motivated. Ms. Devi had said last week that the BJP was scared of Mr. Yadav. “We will not run away. We have been facing these allegations for the last 30 years. The BJP is scared of Lalu Yadav in Bihar.”

Yesterday, CBI officials interrogated Rabri Devi at the Patna residence of the Yadavs. A week later, on March 15, Yadav and the other accused are to appear before a Delhi court in connection with the case.