Patna: Minister of Chief (CM) Kumar Nithy on Thursday said leaders of opposition parties and others criticized the government’s prohibition policy was “hand in gloves” with elements that spoiled the trade in illegal liquor or closing his eyes to the steps taken by government steps to end the threat.
“Why don’t they (opposition leaders) keep watching in their districts to defeat the design of some naughty elements that spoil in trading liquor?,” Nitish, who reached Delhi for the treatment of the eye, told MediodPersons there.
Without taking their names, Nitish came loudly on the leaders of the opposition party who had criticized the implementation of the prohibition policy and continued to refer to the movement of uncontrolled vehicles carrying liquor after crossing the border between countries.
“They also have a responsibility to make a successful prohibition policy because they party for the making of actions and have taken promises to support it,” Nitish said, adding that the BJP in the opposition in 2016 also supported it, and Minster Department came from Congress.
Deny that he had another involvement besides his eyes in Delhi, Nitish said he would only visit Bihar Bhavan and the new building, Sadan Bihar, who had emerged in the national capital.
He added that the use of the word ‘Bhakchonhar’ by the Head of RJD then Prasad to describe the leader of the Congress of Bhakta Charan Das and Harassment was thrown by the representative of CM Renu Devi against a smart job looking for youth not going to peel, damage, or influence the image of Bihar.
“On the contrary, those who have used those words have tarnished their own image,” Nitish said.
‘Oppn leaders must help the government examine the trade in illegal liquor’
