Tejashwi Yadav raised questions on CM Nitish Kumar's visit, said – this is not progress but a deteriorating journey
Patna. Assembly elections are going to be held in Bihar soon. Before the assembly elections, political activity is increasing there. RJD leader and former Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav is attacking the Nitish government and is also raising questions on his visit. He says that these people do not have any roadmap. There is no blueprint as to how to take Bihar forward.
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While talking to the media, Tejashwi Yadav said, when Chief Minister Nitish Kumar goes on a yatra, the name of the yatra is changed thrice. But surprisingly, to communicate with the public, Rs 2 billion 25 crore 78 lakh have to be spent. Bihar is a poor state. From the very beginning, we have been demanding a special state and special package for Bihar. At the same time, Nitish Kumar ji also used to say that Bihar should get all this otherwise he will take out a padyatra. Why don't they talk about special status today?
He further said, you are spending Rs 2 billion 25 crore 78 lakh on this yatra but you are not meeting the villagers. This is not a journey of progress but a journey of degradation. Wherever the Chief Minister goes, things are brought on rent and decorated, and then removed. When he goes to talk to journalists, he is removed by the Deputy CM and officials.
Also said, these people do not have any roadmap. There is no blueprint as to how to take Bihar forward. Nitish Kumar is a retired Chief Minister and is running the government with the help of retired officials. Bihar has become Gangotri in corruption matters.
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