Learning and playing never go waste: Tejashwi Yadav

PATNA: A couple of days after sharing a video of himself playing cricket, deputy chief minister Tejashwi Prasad Yadav on Wednesday shared another video in which he could be seen playing badminton. He even gave a caption that time spent in learning and playing never go waste.
Different political experts are predicting these activities in different ways. Some say these videos are an indication that something will happen.Even in July previous year, Tejashwi had shared two videos, one of him playing cricket and another of him pulling a jeep. Within a fortnight of these two videos, chief minister Nitish Kumar had changed sides and Mahagathbandhan government was formed in Bihar and Tejashwi became the deputy CM.“If there is smoke, then there will be fire,” said a Mahagatbadhan leader adding, “We expect some big change after the budget session. CM Nitish Kumar may pass on the responsibilities to Tejashwi and embark on national politics. Again the name of Upendra Kushwaha is also doing the rounds as the deputy chief minister of Bihar.”
Another expert added Tejashwi with these videos was trying to give a fitness message to all, especially young urban voters. He said, “Since he had been earlier lampooned by his opponents as being the 12th player in the cricket team, Tejashwi is taking a regimen of physical fitness as a permanent position.”
Meanwhile, RJD state spokesperson Chitranjan Gagan said Tejashwi had always been a sportsman and through such videos he was trying to inspire youths.