Yadav’s comments came during a political event where he emphasized that Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh has been a significant figure in the political landscape since before Yogi Adityanath’s rise to power. He remarked, “जब योगी कुछ नहीं थे तब से बृज भूषण शरण सिंह हैं,” which translates to “When Yogi was nothing, Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh has been around.” This assertion not only highlights Singh’s longstanding presence but also suggests a growing tension between established party members and newer leaders.

The timing of Yadav’s remarks is significant as it reflects ongoing political rivalry within the BJP, particularly as the party navigates its internal hierarchies amid upcoming elections. Sources indicate that such public criticisms could signal a shift in alliances or power structures, especially given Singh’s historical ties with key figures like Amit Shah and Mulayam Singh Yadav.

In his statements, Yadav also suggested that Adityanath is increasingly dependent on the favor of the BJP leadership. He stated that while Adityanath may hold a prominent position as Chief Minister, it is essential to acknowledge the contributions of seasoned politicians like Singh, who have shaped Bihar and Uttar Pradesh politics over decades.

This sequence of events matters not only for those directly involved—such as Yadav and Adityanath—but also for the broader political landscape in Uttar Pradesh. The comments may resonate with party members who feel overlooked or disrespected as newer leaders emerge.

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The Bihar Civil Court has officially released the admit cards for the recruitment examination for Civil Court Peon posts, scheduled for March 15, 2026. Candidates are required to download their admit cards from the official website, as individual copies will not be sent.

This recruitment process includes a total of 7,692 vacancies across various posts, with specific positions allocated as follows: 3,325 for clerks, 1,562 for stenographers, 1,132 for court reader-cum-deposition writers, and 1,673 for peon or orderly roles under Group D.

To be eligible for the peon position, candidates must have passed the Class 10 matriculation examination. The age limits for applicants are set between 20 and 25 years as of October 1, 2024.

On the exam day, candidates must carry a valid photo ID along with their admit card. The admit card will include essential details such as the candidate’s name, photograph, roll number, exam date, reporting time, and exam centre information.