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Nitish govt made tall promises but failed in every sector; Will dig them out: Kushwaha

He further said that Bihar’s condition is worse than how it was 15 years ago.

New Delhi: Rashtriya Lok Samata Party (RLSP) Chief Upendra Kushwaha on Thursday lashed out at ally Janta Dal United led by Nitish Kumar and claimed that his party would dig JDU out and form a government in Bihar. Taking on Bihar government led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Kushwaha while speaking to ABP News said that Nitish government has completely failed in the state. Commenting on the education sector, he said “Education sector has completely deteriorated in Bihar”. He further added that “There is no law and order in the state and the crime rates are mounting every day.” He further said that Bihar’s condition is worse than how it was 15 years ago. Speaking on his alliance with NDA, he said “We allied with NDA and not with JD(U).” He said Nitish has lied to the people of Bihar has he made tall promises but didn’t fulfill any. Speaking further on the ongoing tussle of Ram Mandir, he said “I don’t understand why they are doing Mandir-Mandir ahead of election.” Taking a jibe at Bhartiya Jnata praty, he said “BJP is talking about making temples, but isn’t a job of a political party to make temples”. Kushwaha however didn’t speak about breaking alliance with NDA, an announcement which is likely to be made on Thursday.

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