Bihar: Tejashwi questions Nitish Kumar's "deadly silence" on Muzaffarpur rape case

Targeting CM for over his "deadly silence", Tejashwi asserted that he would make CM Nitish Kumar break his silence over the shelter home rape case.

Former Bihar Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav

New Delhi: As a statewide shutdown unfolded on Thursday, Bihar leader of opposition Tejashwi Yadav, launched an attack on CM Nitish Kumar over the Muzaffarpur rape case Targeting CM for over his "deadly silence", Tejashwi asserted  that he would make CM Nitish Kumar break his silence over  the rape case. He wrote: "Bihar Governor has shot two letters to CM Nitish Kumar on Muzaffarpur mass rape case, asking him to take strict action against high & mighty. Indirectly He has questioned CM’s Criminal Silence on this horrendous “Institutional Rape” case"

Bihar Governor has shot two letters to CM Nitish Kumar on #Muzaffarpur mass rape case, asking him to take strict action against high & mighty.

Indirectly He has questioned CM’s Criminal Silence on this horrendous “Institutional Rape” case. Why Nitish Kumar is deadly silent? — Tejashwi Yadav (@yadavtejashwi) August 2, 2018

In what appeared more like a pledge, Tejashwi wrote that regardless of how long it takes, he would ensure that Nitish Kumar breaks his ‘criminal’ silence over the issue. He said that he would unmask the CM and expose his fictitious ethics.

मुख्यमंत्री नीतीश कुमार जी से मुज़फ़्फ़रपुर बलात्कार कांड पर मुँह खुलवा कर रहूँगा।

उनकी आपराधिक चुप्पी तुड़वा कर रहूँगा। उनकी कुंभकर्णी अंतरात्मा को जगा कर रहूँगा। उनकी फर्ज़ी नैतिकता उजागर करके रहूँगा। उनका बनावटी मुखौटा उतार कर रहूँगा। चाहे जो समय लगे। — Tejashwi Yadav (@yadavtejashwi) August 2, 2018

RJD workers out on street supporting bandh: Today the left-wing groups have called for a statewide shutdown in Bihar against the Muzaffarpur shelter home rape. The ‘bandh’ is supported by Congress and RJD. The CPI (ML) and other left parties supported by Congress and RJD today took to streets to make bandh effective. They demanded that the monitpring of CBI probe in the case be done by the High court. Supreme Court on Muzaffarpur rape case Supreme Court today took cognizance of the case and issued notice to the Government of Bihar, Ministry of Women and Child Development, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights and Tata Institute of Social Sciences. The SC also directed the electronic media to forbid from interviewing the victims. In the shelter home assault case, the medical examination of 34 of the 42 shelter home inmates has confirmed that they were sexually assaulted. Ten out of 11 accused persons have been arrested in the case.