Tejasvi Yadav, a prominent political leader, has launched a scathing attack on the NDA government in Bihar. He alleges that over the course of 21 years in power, the government has failed to uplift the state, leading it to be ranked the lowest among all states in India. His comments come in the backdrop of ongoing discussions about governance, development, and the socio-economic conditions in Bihar.

Yadav's criticisms are particularly significant given the current political climate in Bihar, where local elections are on the horizon. He argues that the cumulative effect of the NDA's policies has been detrimental to the people of Bihar. This has raised questions about their governance strategies and led to increased scrutiny of their achievements or lack thereof during their lengthy tenure.

As Bihar faces various challenges, including poverty and lack of infrastructure, Yadav’s statements are likely to resonate with voters dissatisfied with the current administration. The implications of his attacks could potentially influence public opinion as elections approach, making the performance of the NDA government a focal point for the electorate in Bihar.