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Tejashwi stamp on Oppn's manifesto

The Morning Standard

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October 29, 2025

THE Opposition INDIA bloc on Tuesday released its joint manifesto that had a large photograph of chief ministerial candidate and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav on its cover, and spoke of his vows for total transformation, ahead of the upcoming Bihar assembly election.

- RAMASHANKAR AND PREETHA NAIR @Patna/ New Delhi

It dwarfed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's thumbnail image on the top-left corner of cover page.

The manifesto pledged to enact a law within 20 days of forming the new government to ensure one government job per family. The process of job distribution would begin within 20 months of assuming power, it assured.

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