Patna: JD (U) and BJP, two partners of the main alliance ruled NDA in Bihar, once again involved in war words on infiltration issues debated in four districts in the state.
JD (U) MLC Khalid Anwar on Thursday said the accusation was leveled by the Minister of Revenue and the Land Reform Department, Kumar’s RAM, that the infiltrator bought land in Seeminger, was unfounded.
Anwar said that the Minister had to hold back from making such a controversial statement and but he had to work for togetherness.
“Nitish Kumar Sarkar Mein, Tarika Thik Nahi Hi (this method is not good under Nitish rules),” he said.
JD Legislator (U) said that the way the BJP Minister seeks to increase infiltration problems in the Seanthal region, it seems to be taking political mileage in the Assembly poll to be held at Uttar Pradesh early next year.
Changing Digging at BJP MLA from the Constituency of the Aurai Assembly in Muzaffarpur District, Anwar said, “The minister tries to control the upcoming Assembly poll above Bihar by increasing irrelevant problems.” Previously, Gulam Rasool Balyawa from JD (U) had condemned the Minister’s statement and said that it was aimed at creating the division between the two communities, who had lived together for centuries.
Purnia Regency, Kathar, Araria and Kishanganj consist of Seemachal.
The four districts close to international borders, have a large population of people from the minority society.
The Minister of State Department of Revenue and Reformation of the State Land also said that the land owned by the Temple, Muth and Religious were being interrupted by Seanthal.
He said he had told the state government about infiltration problems.
Meanwhile, the Head of the Jagadand State RJD Singh demanded resignation from PM Narendra Modi and CM Nith Kumar because of their failure to examine infiltration in the state border district.
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