By PTI
NEW DELHI: Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) president and Lok Sabha MP Chirag Paswan met Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday and sought dismissal of the Bihar authorities, alleging that the rule of regulation has collapsed within the state.
Paswan submitted his social gathering’s memorandum to Shah through which he alleged that the liquor mafia is flourishing in Bihar below official patronage, with folks in giant numbers dying by consuming spurious alcoholic drinks within the state the place prohibition is in place. “It will not be wrong to say that the rule of law has ended in Bihar,” he stated.
He shared the letter submitted to Shah on Twitter.
Land and mining mafia are getting safety from the state authorities, he alleged, including that criminals are ruling the roost.
President’s rule must be imposed within the state, Paswan, a powerful critic of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, stated. Paswan had walked out of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) earlier than the state meeting polls in 2020 as a consequence of his opposition to Kumar.
With Kumar strolling out of the NDA, he has veered near the BJP and likewise campaigned for its candidate within the latest bypolls within the state, triggering hypothesis the alliance between the 2 events could quickly be formalised.
NEW DELHI: Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) president and Lok Sabha MP Chirag Paswan met Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday and sought dismissal of the Bihar authorities, alleging that the rule of regulation has collapsed within the state.
Paswan submitted his social gathering’s memorandum to Shah through which he alleged that the liquor mafia is flourishing in Bihar below official patronage, with folks in giant numbers dying by consuming spurious alcoholic drinks within the state the place prohibition is in place. “It will not be wrong to say that the rule of law has ended in Bihar,” he stated.
He shared the letter submitted to Shah on Twitter.
Land and mining mafia are getting safety from the state authorities, he alleged, including that criminals are ruling the roost.
President’s rule must be imposed within the state, Paswan, a powerful critic of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, stated. Paswan had walked out of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) earlier than the state meeting polls in 2020 as a consequence of his opposition to Kumar.
With Kumar strolling out of the NDA, he has veered near the BJP and likewise campaigned for its candidate within the latest bypolls within the state, triggering hypothesis the alliance between the 2 events could quickly be formalised.