Chirag Paswan has said that Nitish Kumar’s return would be disastrous for Bihar.
New Delhi:
Chirag Paswan, in a series of tweets today, targeted Bihar’s Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for what he called five years of corruption and vowed to send everyone involved to jail if he came to power after state elections that they start next week.
The leader of the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP), which competes separately from the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar, specifically targeted Nitish Kumar’s “Saat Nishchay (seven promises)” plan, which was one of his main complaints against the Chief Minister. in the years they were allies.
“For the implementation of development works, the state government must be honest. In the last five years, in the Nitish Kumar government, there were only scams in the bureaucracy and in Saat Nishchay. After we come to power I will make Saat Nishchay investigate and send those responsible to jail, “Chirag Paswan tweeted.
He also urged voters to dedicate the next 20 days to working for change in Bihar, emphasizing his message that Nitish Kumar must go.
Chirag Paswan, 37, recently stated that while he remained a devotee of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP, he would do everything he could to defeat Nitish Kumar. His move has forced the BJP to announce that it is no longer part of the NDA in Bihar, which is led by Nitish Kumar. But the BJP failed to remove the LJP from the coalition in the center, and the party leader and Union Interior Minister Amit Shah said the decision to include Chirag Paswan in the Union Cabinet could be made. after the elections.
The dual stance has raised suspicions in Nitish Kumar camp that Chirag Paswan has concealed support from the BJP.
In his increasingly bitter attacks on the five-time Chief Minister, Chirag Paswan has said that Nitish Kumar’s return would be disastrous for Bihar.
“If the current Prime Minister wins this election again by mistake, our state will lose. Our state will once again be on the brink of ruin,” he said. He also struck out at Nitish Kumar, reminding him of his 2013 separation from the NDA over the elevation of Narendra Modi as a prime ministerial candidate.
“There was a time when you did not want to see Modi out of jealousy … today you earn applause by falsely claiming the Center’s works as your own,” remarked the LJP deputy, who recently said very similar to Hanuman, the image of PM Modi was embedded in her heart and you could see if her chest was open.
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