Bihar News: Manjhi will protest at Ambedkar memorial, said – Nitish has insulted not only me but the entire Dalit community.
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Political temperature is rising in Bihar due to the statements made by CM Nitish Kumar. Now former Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi has also opened a front against CM Nitish Kumar. Former Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi posted on social media that he will hold a silent protest against CM Nitish Kumar.
By Inzamam Wahidi
Will protest with his supporters near BR Ambedkar Memorial located at Patna High Court on Tuesday. Bharatiya Janata Party is also standing in support of former CM Jitan Ram Manjhi. Many organizations are going to join Manjhi’s movement against CM Nitish Kumar. He posted on social media and wrote that he is going to hold a silent protest against CM Nitish Kumar for insulting me and insulting the entire Dalit community.
A silent demonstration is being organized at Ambedkar Memorial (near Patna High Court) on 14 November 2023 at 11.30 am. In this, former CM Manjhi will be present with various organizations. Jitan Manjhi’s son Santosh Manjhi thanked PM Modi. Santosh Kumar Suman said that PM Modi supported us in difficult times. Nitish Kumar honored him on the floor of the Assembly, but PM Modi has honored Dalits by raising this issue at the national level.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had also said in the election rally of Telangana that Nitish Kumar, a CM of Bihar, has given an example of arrogant tendency by insulting the Dalit former CM in the House. Nitish Kumar said that Jitan Ram Manjhi was not worthy of becoming the CM of Bihar. Let us tell you that Jitan Ram Manjhi’s party Hindustan Awam Morcha is included in the NDA alliance. Along with Manjhi, BJP has opened a front for its ally against CM Nitish Kumar. Senior leaders of BJP have also started targeting Nitish Kumar. What effect this has in the upcoming elections remains to be seen.
Courtesy : One India
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