NEW DELHI: Tej Pratap Yadav on Monday said that he would take a legal course over being expelled from the Rastriya Janata Dal (RJD)- a party headed by his father Lalu Prasad Yadav. He alleged that a few people from his party had conspired to get him out and added that he would “reveal the names of those 4-5 people “. “I’m not the one to get scared…I will face the situation…I will reveal the names of those 4-5 people who have done this to me. The people of Bihar have seen how I have been thrown out of the party due to a few people in the RJD. The public knows my nature. Taking advantage of my nature, some 4-5 people have done this. Now, I will go among the public to seek justice,” he said.Tej Pratap was expelled from the party and the family after he made public his 12-year long relationship in a social media post, only to later claim that his account was hacked.Talking about this, he said, “No one will tolerate interference in their personal life. I will seek help from the court.”He further demanded security from the Janta Dal United-ruled Bihar government saying, “I demand that the Bihar government to increase my security, as I feel there is a danger to my life.”“I will not spare those 4-5 people who have destroyed my life. Even after all this, I have never disclosed the names of those people who did this to me, and also respected my parents. As an elder brother, I will always bless Tejashwi to become the CM and extend all support to him,” he said.Tej Pratap was earlier married to Aishwarya Rai, the granddaughter of former Bihar chief minister Daroga Rai. However, the marriage soon ran into trouble, with Aishwarya leaving his residence just months later, accusing her husband and in-laws of mistreatment. Meanwhile, it remains unclear whether Yadav has formally lodged a police complaint concerning the alleged hacking of his Facebook account.