 "Nitish criticises BJP for raking up Ram temple issue")
Bihar Chief Minister and JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar today reprimanded his erstwhile ally BJP for raking up Ram temple issue for getting votes in the Lok Sabha election.
However, the BJP would not dare to announce the date for construction of the temple, Nitish pointed out.
"BJP talks about building the Ram temple (at Ayodhya) to seek votes in elections over the years, but never declares date for construction of the structure," he told an election meeting in Jamui district.
Kumar also lambasted the RJD-Congress combine for corruption and criminalisation of politics.
Congress was guilty of selling land, sky and mines instead of framing policies for betterment of the people and the country, Nitish said.
Likewise, RJD was exhorting its party workers to oil lathis instead of educating children, he quipped and reminded the opposition party about changed times in which education became a priority instead of oiling of lathis.
However, the BJP would not dare to announce the date for construction of the temple, Nitish pointed out.
"BJP talks about building the Ram temple (at Ayodhya) to seek votes in elections over the years, but never declares date for construction of the structure," he told an election meeting in Jamui district.
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Attacking the BJP for seeking to gain political capital out of an emotive issue like the Ram Temple at Ayodhya and reiterating its commitment to construct the temple there, he wondered if that were the case, then why does it not announce the date for construction of the temple.
Kumar also lambasted the RJD-Congress combine for corruption and criminalisation of politics.
Congress was guilty of selling land, sky and mines instead of framing policies for betterment of the people and the country, Nitish said.
Likewise, RJD was exhorting its party workers to oil lathis instead of educating children, he quipped and reminded the opposition party about changed times in which education became a priority instead of oiling of lathis.