Patna: Rubbishing Leader RJD Tejashwi Prasad Yadav claims to win the Tarapur and Kusheshwar Astan seat in the current assembly by polls, Bihar CM and JD (U) Nitish Kumar on Monday saying ‘Jota Malik Hai’ (Public) and Master) is up to the public Take a decision about the date of voting.
Because they were asked that Tejashwi filed a claim to form the next government in Bihar after winning the two seats, said Nitish, “Chaliye Na.
The public will decide.
Whatever the results will be known to all (on the calculation day).” Nitish responded to media requests outside the local airport after Returning from the campaign supporting the candidate JD (U) NDA in Kusheshwar Asthan and Tarapur, who will conduct a poll on October 30.
Polling by-polling is required as follows.
Death Sit JD (U) prematurely from both chairs.
Because he was questioned whether he was sure of NDA’s victory in the poll, Nitish said he was always involved in the work of expanding services to the public.
“I have nothing to say these things.
Janta Malik Hi.
Whatever decision was taken by the public …
I did not comment on the results of the poll in the future.
Other people are free to make any comments they want Make.
“” Our job is to go to the public, explain our works and make a voice request.
Therefore, we will go to the public.
It’s up to the public to call.
What a public mood is only a media that can say, “CM said.
Making a frontal attack on his political enemy – FoE’s turn and RJD president then Prasad, Nitish said the RJD leader made a controversial statement especially to get publicity in the media.
“He talked about things like that especially because he got a big publicity,” CM said while responding to a query in controversial comment and recently against the leader of the Congress of Bhakta Charan Das.
Then said Bhakta Charan was “Bhakchonhar” (an unwise person).
“Ordinary people spoke even when left in prison, they also made high claims after leaving prison.
I hardly pay attention to such people.
I don’t want to comment on these people,” Nitish said, reacting to the question About Then.
“Did he serve the public when he came to power in the state?” Nitish asked, adding opposition leaders was not interested in serving people.