Patna: Cm Nitish Kumar on Wednesday said the government had not left a request for the status of the special category to Bihar.
He ruled out the claim of the Minister of Planning and Development of Obendra Prasad Yadav that his government was “tired” to pursue this request and will now be root for a special package from the State Development Center.
“The concerned minister has said it with his own way,” Nithish told the media when reviewing the preparation in the legislative assembly place for the celebration of a hundred years of the state legislative building on October 21.
President of RAM Nath Kovind will participate in the event.
“All of that (said Minister) is a separate thing, but we have not left a request for the status of the specialty category for Bihar,” Nitish insisted.
“The center only has to make a decision about it.
We have chased him since 2007,” he said.
Referring to the Committee established under the Governor of RBBI Raghuram Rajan under the UPA government led by Congress at the center, said Nitish, “that the committee report came, but the center did not make decisions about it.
Furthermore, 14 financial commissions also submitted their reports and the center said That did not mention it.
“To sue the caste census, CM said,” When in Delhi, I have said that the meeting of all parties will be held again (on Patna).
We will sit together and discuss anything that must be done in a new situation in connection with the census Casting.
We will also discuss the types of development activities needed by the state and, in fact, must be done, “Nitish said.
While reminded of other letters sent by opposition leaders in the State Assembly, Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, about the issue of flooding, Nitish said in a lighter vein: “What letter reached me? Before coming to me, the letters were passed on to the media.
I Must explain that I read a letter if they were aimed and sent to me.
“He said besides personally visiting flood-affected areas, the ministers responsible for the district also toured the area to get feedback about the problems faced by people -person.
“All reports come with respect to damage.
The necessary follow-up actions will be taken,” CM said, added that not a single Covid-19 case had been reported on Tuesday in the test carried out.
Meanwhile, Nitish, accompanied by speaker assembly Vijay Kumar Sinha and several ministers traveling around the courtyard of the state legislative building to have direct information about preparation made for the celebration of a hundred countries of the country’s legislative building.
CM also checks the legislative building premise, including the entry point.
He issued instructions needed to the relevant officials to remove moist signs and also provide quality finishing touches.
Among the ministers who accompanied him was the Deputy CM Tarkishore Prasad, Vijay Kumar Choudhary and Ashok Choudhary.