Patna 5 September : Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav said on Monday that uniting the opposition leaders of the nation is a major task and the Chief Minister Nitish Kumar travelled to Delhi to complete it. “We think that if all the opposition parties join forces in the country, it will be extremely difficult for BJP to be able to take over in the Centre in 2024.Nitish Kumar and Lalan Singh went to Delhi to implement the plan and bring together the leaders of opposition parties.
“Everyone in the country knows that the Narendra Modi government has not done anything in the last eight years, besides creating tensions between communities,” he said.
Responding in response to Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s scheduled trip in Bihar’s Seemanchal region, Tejashwi Yadav alleged that he will only be there to rekindle communal tensions.
“Every citizen has the right to travel anywhere in the nation.
He is Home Minister of the country and is able to travel anywhere, but everyone knows the reason he is visiting Bihar.He is determined to implement his agenda of communal harmony from the Seemanchal region.
We have an elected secular administration in Bihar and we won’t permit them to create tensions within the Bihar region,” he said.
Previous JD-U president Lalan Singh also claimed that Amit Shah is headed to Bihar to disrupt harmony in the community.
“Amit Shah will seek to disrupt the harmony in the state.We will not permit him to do this.We are alert now.He will be coming to Bihar from today with the sole purpose of trying to create a divide among voters through spreading communalism , but he will not be successful,” Singh said.
Responding to the remarks of Tejashwi Yadav BJP chief Sanjay Tiger said that ruling parties are afraid of Amit Shah’s trip to Bihar.
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