Those who do not care about the freedom struggle are speaking on the JP movement - Nitish's taunt on Amit Shah

BJP Vs JDU: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar targeted PM Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah fiercely in gestures. CM Nitish said, 'What do they know, what those people say, does it have any meaning?' When the Chief Minister was questioned on Amit Shah's statement at a program in Patna, Nitish Kumar said, "What do these people know about Jayaprakash Narayan?

He said, 'The Prime Minister who is today, what was he when he became the Chief Minister? He said that what do these people know about the freedom struggle. Those who have nothing to do with the freedom struggle are speaking today on the movement led by Jayaprakash Narayan. What was the role of those who are speaking today in the freedom movement?' He said, I have nothing to say on what all these people say. They have neither knowledge nor any information.

Nitish gears up for 2024

Let us inform that Nitish Kumar has started trying to build opposition unity across the country before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Accusing the BJP of doing divisive politics, he asked people to beware of attempts to pit one community against another.

Referring to his strong ties with JP, Nitish said he was part of a 14-member committee of student activists that spearheaded the 1974 agitation and those sent to jail during the Emergency.

shah said attack

Earlier on Tuesday, on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Narayan, in Sitabdiara, Amit Shah said that Narendra Modi's government is determined to carry forward the principles of JP's village upliftment, cooperative and Sarvodaya. Taking a jibe at Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, he had said, there are many people of JP movement who kept taking the name of JP and Lohia ji whole life, but today they are sitting in the lap of Congress for power.

He had said, JP fought for the principles, not for power throughout his life, but people who came to politics by taking his name, people who switched sides for power five-five times have become the Chief Minister of Bihar.