On ‘Onion Assault’ On Nitish Kumar, Chirag Paswan Is Now not So Sympathetic
Chirag Paswan lately declared that Nitish Kumar would “by no means once more go back as Leader Minister”. (Record)
Patna:
Bihar Leader Minister Nitish Kumar, who confronted an onion assault at a contemporary public assembly whilst campaigning for state polls, won give a boost to from his opposition rival Tejashwi Yadav the day gone by, who condemned the incident. His ally-turned-critic Chirag Paswan was once much less charitable.
“As an alternative of asking other people to come back to him and speak about their issues, he instigated them and mentioned ‘pheko, pheko aur pheko,'” the Lok Janshakti Party leader mentioned as of late.
Chirag Paswan’s assaults at the Leader Minister were an increasing number of sour since he introduced his determination to contest the Bihar election one at a time from the Nationwide Democratic Alliance (NDA) and destroy off ties with Nitish Kumar whilst staying with the BJP.
He lately declared that Nitish Kumar would “by no means once more go back as Leader Minister” after November 10 (the day of the Bihar effects).
Against this, Tejashwi Yadav, the opposition coalition’s leader ministerial face, gave a measured reaction to Nitish Kumar being attacked with onions by way of a crowd and mentioned there have been alternative ways to protest.
“I condemn the incident. There are different types of protest in a democracy like balloting. This incident will have to now not have happened. I do not like this. Our battle is based totally simplest on problems,” Mr Yadav mentioned, in line with ANI.
On Tuesday, Nitish Kumar was once campaigning in Madhubani for the state election finishing Saturday when onions have been thrown on the degree. His safety males in an instant shaped a defend round him as he persisted his speech.
“Khub feko, khub feko, khub feko (stay throwing),” the Leader Minister threw again at his attacker.
When the person throwing onions was once it appears stuck by way of safety workforce, Nitish Kumar mentioned: “Let him cross, do not pay any consideration to him.”
Mr Kumar is thought to be preventing a somewhat more difficult problem this time as he eyes a fourth immediately time period. He and his ministers have confronted public anger whilst campaigning, with the opposition highlighting the roles and migrant crises.
