Lalu addresses 'Chetavni Rally' like a teacher
Patna,
Oct
28:
Enthused
by
response
of
national
and
international
students
at
a
business
management
school
where
he
had
delivered
a
speech,
Railway
Minister
Lalu
Prasad
today
addressed
his
'Chetavni
Rally'
with
the
same
fervour
of
a
teacher.
While
addressing
the
masses
at
the
rally,
the
RJD
supremo,
on
several
occasions,
asked
rallyists
to
raise
their
hands
on
different
issues
and
warn
the
Nitish
government
by
registering
their
presence.
At one point of time, Mr Prasad reacted sharply to the allegations made by his political opponents, who described the rally as ''a rally of Yadavas'' by retorting that lakhs of dalits and Muslims took part in the rally.
Mr Prasad also asked these two sections to raise their hands for showing their presence and strength in the rally.
In response, thousands of hands raised at the historical Gandhi Maidain. Amazingly, the crowd, like obedient students, obeyed the directions of their 'teacher' and after a formal head count, when Mr Prasad asked them to put down their hands they olbiged. Reminding the promises of the Nitish Kumar government, Mr Prasad alleged that not even a single promise had been fulfilled and urged the people to pledge for throwing out the Nitish Kumar government from power and again asked them to raise their hands.
The rallyists seemed to oblige every time, only proving their 'obedience' to their 'teacher' once again.
UNI