New Delhi: The Bihar government led by Kumar Nithy on Wednesday faced some awkward moments when a BJP MLA, which runs the coalition government along with JD (U), demands the law on population control.
He said laws on population policies were as important as prohibition.
Moving the attention of the call in the assembly, BJP Mla Vijay Kumar Khemka demanded to bring the population control law.
His attitude is different from the minister’s chairman who disagrees with the law on population control.
Khemka’s military said, “We want to attract the attention of houses to the need to impose the norm of two children in all casts and communities.” JD (U), which is controlled by Nitish Kumar, and BJP runs the coalition government in Bihar.
The government, can be predicted, choosing not to respond to the calling movement of calls that demand the implementation of the report of the Karunakan Committee proposing steps such as disqualifying from the coast of fighting with more than two children.
Previously, talking to reporters outside the Council of Bihar, Khemka said, “We ask the government to give serious consideration of population control law.
It is important by having a law to prohibit sales and alcohol consumption.” Asked whether it was a strategy by BJP, which now enjoys excellence In Nda in Bihar, to annoy Kumar Nithle, Khemka answered shyly “This is not about the party.
It’s about the whole community”.
Nitish Kumar recently expressed his disapproval with a population control bill carried by the BJP government in countries such as Assam and Uttar Pradesh.
He has held a view that raising public awareness and increasing women’s education reaches a better target, proven from experience in Bihar.
On the other hand, the BJP cadre has argued that Nitish Kumar has avoided the legislative route for population control because it will also bring under the Ampbit of the Muslim community, which they accused of reluctant to do family planning.
(With input from PTI)
Nitish Govt Mum at the request of BJP MLA for population control bills in the Bihar Assembly
