Nitish Kumar Statement / 'Don't you feel ashamed, how low will you stoop...' PM Modi's attack on CM Nitish's statement

Nitish Kumar Statement: PM Modi strongly criticized Nitish Kumar's statement on population control in Bihar Assembly. He said that you don't feel ashamed, you are insulting the whole world, how much lower will you stoop. Prime Minister Modi said this while addressing a public meeting in Guna, Madhya Pradesh. PM Modi said that "A big leader of the INDI alliance used abusive language for women inside the Assembly yesterday. He is not ashamed. No leader of the INDI alliance said a single word against it. Those who are against women. Think about it, can they do something good for you?”

Nitish had given statement in the assembly

In fact, during the discussion on the caste census report presented in the Assembly yesterday, people had expressed a lot of objection to the tone of what Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said regarding population control. Today Prime Minister Narendra Modi also strongly criticized him in the public meeting. However, Nitish Kumar has also apologized for his statement.

If anyone gets hurt, I will withdraw my statement - Nitish

Nitish Kumar said on Wednesday that if anything he said has hurt anyone then he apologizes for it and expresses regret. During a conversation with journalists in the Bihar Assembly complex and later inside the House, Nitish said, "If I have any problem with anything, then I take back what I said and I condemn it and express my grief." You (opposition members) said that the Chief Minister should be ashamed, I am not only feeling ashamed, I am expressing sorrow for this. I take all these things back.”

Nitish has been a strong advocate of women's interests

He also said that he has been a strong advocate of women's interests. On this issue, when the BJP members came to the House and created a ruckus in front of the House, the Chief Minister said, "You people must have received orders to condemn me, so I take back my word and whoever you condemn me, I congratulate you." Emphasizing the importance of education among women to control population, Nitish had said in the House on Tuesday how an educated woman can stop her husband during sexual intercourse. While talking to the media persons, he withdrew his above comment, apologized and expressed regret.