CHIEF MINISTER NITISH KUMAR IS TIRED, BIHAR NEEDS CHANGE—TEJASWI PRASAD YADAV

Ara (RNI) Former Deputy Chief Minister and leader of Opposition, Tejaswi Yadav spewed venom against the Chief Minister, Bihar, Nitish Kumar saying that he is tired now and he is unable to control Bihar.

Tejaswi Prasad Yadav alleged that not Nitish Kumar but three and half a people are running the State of Bihar. He added that there is a super CM but he hesitated in taking the name of DK Boss. He demanded the health card of the CM and added that physical health related problems are an effect of age and such is the problem with the Chief Minister too. He is now not fit to run the government. He is tired now and a tired man and retired officer are unable to run the government. The People of Bihar have seen him as Chief Minister for 20 long years. He said that the soil becomes infertile if the seeds of one brand are sown for 20 years and now there is a need to sow new seeds in Bihar. People also recognize this need because now he neither has the stamina nor the vision and nor any blue print of development. He further said that the Chief Minister says that now there is nothing left to do in Bihar which means that there is no power left in him and so he spoke so. He said that he had much to do in Bihar not anything only and that is why people are now trying to dethrone the Chief Minister and he would certainly loose the Assembly election this time.

Defining the Progress trip of Nitish Kumar as Misery trip, Tezaswi Prasad Yadav said that he cannot do good for Bihar by walking on the red carpet.

The Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has become active once again and he is visiting some district every day. He had taken the status report of different schemes running in 10 districts in 20 days. He is reviewing the works and giving instructions to speed up the work, however during his visit, he is constantly maintaining distance from the media. While some are describing is as Nitish Kumar’s working style, the RJD termed it just as prank while some other said that this is the reply of Tejaswi Prasad Yadav’s comment.

Nitish Kumar is continuously reviewing development projects while the RJD supremo is busy in meeting with the senior leaders of the party after his return from abroad. Even Prashan Kishore is holding meetings in Patna leaving all his engagements. Now the question arises as to whether assembly elections may be held before time in Bihar. A senior leader of the JDU, said off the record that it is not at all possible in any case. Once Nitish Kumar had said before the BJP national president, J P Nadda during the inauguration of Eye Hospital at IGIMS that he had made mistake twice shifted his loyalty but now he will not repeat the same mistake. This statement gives clear signal that the government will run together withj the BJP till the stipulated time and there is no threat of any kind against the government till 2025.

Tejaswi Prasad Yadav asked Nitish Kumar to leave the post of the Chief Minister, however, since his separation from the NDA, he has been calling Nitish Kumar old, sick and tired.

After the Tejaswi’s speech, Nitish Kumar had been continuously touring the State and the message is clear that he is determined for the development of Bihar. JDI spokesperson Hemraj Ram said that Nitish Kumar has a working style and his intention is only for the development of Bihar. He has always been travelling like this never discriminating or favour anyone. His wish is that the work should be done quickly, hence the work will have to be speeded up. He is completing the work at great pace for which he is known throughout the country. Nitish Kumar knows it very well that development is his SUP and so he is constantly updating the pace of these projects in different districts which can be completed before election or can be completed by then. And the result of his tours started bearing fruit and the scheme of Bihata airport which was getting dust for long, is started a great speed now.

RJD State spokesperson Ejaz Ahmed said that Nitish Kumar goes among the people but is unable to express his views which are indicative that his superior officers are not allowing him to work independently. The public are not understanding the survey of Nitish Kumar’s visit.