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Tejashwi Yadav Calls for Fast-Track Trial in Jamui Minor Abuse Case, Demands Apology from Leaders
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 22 Sep 2026, 05:01 PM
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RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav urged the Bihar government to fast‑track the trial of accused in the Jamui incident involving alleged abuse of minor students and asked politicians who gave fragmented statements to apologise.
Tejashwi Yadav, the chief ministerial aspirant of the Rashtriya Janata Dal, publicly criticised the Bihar administration over the Jamui case in which minor students were allegedly subjected to inappropriate conduct and harassment. He said the incident has been presented in a fragmented manner by several political figures and urged them to apologise for their incomplete narratives.
In his statement, Yadav demanded that the state set up a speedy trial (SPD) for all individuals accused of wrongdoing, emphasizing that swift justice is essential to protect the rights of the children involved and to restore public confidence. He also called for a thorough investigation to ensure that no accused escapes accountability.
The demand was made during a press briefing in Patna, where Yadav highlighted the gravity of the allegations and the need for decisive action by the government. He reiterated that the welfare of minors must be the top priority and that any delay in legal proceedings would undermine the rule of law.
No further details about the identities of the accused or the exact nature of the alleged misconduct were disclosed, as the investigation remains ongoing.
In his statement, Yadav demanded that the state set up a speedy trial (SPD) for all individuals accused of wrongdoing, emphasizing that swift justice is essential to protect the rights of the children involved and to restore public confidence. He also called for a thorough investigation to ensure that no accused escapes accountability.
The demand was made during a press briefing in Patna, where Yadav highlighted the gravity of the allegations and the need for decisive action by the government. He reiterated that the welfare of minors must be the top priority and that any delay in legal proceedings would undermine the rule of law.
No further details about the identities of the accused or the exact nature of the alleged misconduct were disclosed, as the investigation remains ongoing.