Jitendra Kumar, a resident of Bhojpur district, called on the RJD vice-president, Prasad's wife and former Bihar Chief Minister Rabri Devi before leaving for his "padyatra" which will conclude on March 23.
Kumar said he practices law at the civil court in Arrah, the district headquarters of Bhojpur, and has been pained by the treatment meted out to Prasad.
Earlier, in 2013, Prasad faced his first conviction in a fodder scam case which also led to his being disqualified from the Lok Sabha and debarred from contesting elections.
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