<p>Patna: Many eyebrows were raised on Tuesday when Tej Pratap Yadav, the estranged elder son of RJD president Lalu Prasad, turned up at a feast organised here by senior BJP leader and Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha.</p>.<p>Yadav, a former minister who has floated his own outfit – Janshakti Janata Dal – following expulsion from the RJD, received a warm welcome by Sinha.</p>.Tej Pratap alleges death threats from expelled party leader, writes to Samrat for enhanced security.<p>He had met the deputy CM a few days ago to extend invitation for a feast he will be hosting on Wednesday on the occasion of Makar Sankranti.</p>.<p>Sinha hosted the feast on the eve of the festival, which was attended by a host of senior NDA leaders, including Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, fellow Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary, JD(U) working president Sanjay Kumar Jha and minister and Hindustani Awam Morcha chief Santosh Kumar Suman.</p>.<p>When Yadav, who lost his seat in the recently held assembly polls, was asked by journalists whether he had any plans to join the NDA, he said: “We may have different political ideologies, but we share the same cultural ethos. As regards other things, you will get to know about it in due course”.</p>.Inside Lalu Yadav's family feud: Poll defeat, Rohini's exit and Tej Pratap's heartfelt appeal to RJD supremo.<p>Sinha replied in a similar vein, saying “all Biharis stand united, drawing positive energy from the Sanatan culture, which Makar Sankranti is an epitome of”.</p>.<p>Faced with further queries about the possible entry of Yadav into the BJP-led coalition, he said, “As you have already been told, you will get to know when the time comes”.</p>.<p>The BJP leader did not reply to another question as to whether Yadav’s younger brother Tejashwi, the Leader of Opposition in the state assembly, was expected at the feast. </p>
<p>Patna: Many eyebrows were raised on Tuesday when Tej Pratap Yadav, the estranged elder son of RJD president Lalu Prasad, turned up at a feast organised here by senior BJP leader and Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha.</p>.<p>Yadav, a former minister who has floated his own outfit – Janshakti Janata Dal – following expulsion from the RJD, received a warm welcome by Sinha.</p>.Tej Pratap alleges death threats from expelled party leader, writes to Samrat for enhanced security.<p>He had met the deputy CM a few days ago to extend invitation for a feast he will be hosting on Wednesday on the occasion of Makar Sankranti.</p>.<p>Sinha hosted the feast on the eve of the festival, which was attended by a host of senior NDA leaders, including Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, fellow Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary, JD(U) working president Sanjay Kumar Jha and minister and Hindustani Awam Morcha chief Santosh Kumar Suman.</p>.<p>When Yadav, who lost his seat in the recently held assembly polls, was asked by journalists whether he had any plans to join the NDA, he said: “We may have different political ideologies, but we share the same cultural ethos. As regards other things, you will get to know about it in due course”.</p>.Inside Lalu Yadav's family feud: Poll defeat, Rohini's exit and Tej Pratap's heartfelt appeal to RJD supremo.<p>Sinha replied in a similar vein, saying “all Biharis stand united, drawing positive energy from the Sanatan culture, which Makar Sankranti is an epitome of”.</p>.<p>Faced with further queries about the possible entry of Yadav into the BJP-led coalition, he said, “As you have already been told, you will get to know when the time comes”.</p>.<p>The BJP leader did not reply to another question as to whether Yadav’s younger brother Tejashwi, the Leader of Opposition in the state assembly, was expected at the feast. </p>