Two words will rather enhance your stature: Nitish to PM
20 Dec 2014 1:26 AM GMT
“Agar do shabd bolenge to apki garima badhegi hi (if you speak two words it would rather enhance your stature),” Kumar said in his piece of advise to the PM.
He urged the PM not to make it a “prestige issue” and his disapproval of several “irresponsible and poisonous” utterances by partymen on religious conversion and praising Nathuram Godse, would help clear the air.
On Rajya Sabha failing to discharge function for the fifth consecutive day today, Kumar justified opposition conduct and criticised the treasury benches for not taking initiative to end the stalemate.
“Opposition is justified in exercising its right in demanding statement from PM on issue to keep secularism protected in the country,” Kumar, whose party JD(U) is part of opposition unity on the matter in the Rajya Sabha, said.
“The onus is on the ruling party to ensure Parliament functions smoothly. They need to take initiative for this which is lacking in present case,” Kumar said.
Launching a scathing attack at BJP, Kumar said raising of issues of religious conversion was part of
their “well thought strategy” to divert peoples attention from “failure” to deliver on promises made on the issue of black money, enhanced bonus to farmers and creating jobs for youths.
He urged the PM not to make it a “prestige issue” and his disapproval of several “irresponsible and poisonous” utterances by partymen on religious conversion and praising Nathuram Godse, would help clear the air.
On Rajya Sabha failing to discharge function for the fifth consecutive day today, Kumar justified opposition conduct and criticised the treasury benches for not taking initiative to end the stalemate.
“Opposition is justified in exercising its right in demanding statement from PM on issue to keep secularism protected in the country,” Kumar, whose party JD(U) is part of opposition unity on the matter in the Rajya Sabha, said.
“The onus is on the ruling party to ensure Parliament functions smoothly. They need to take initiative for this which is lacking in present case,” Kumar said.
Launching a scathing attack at BJP, Kumar said raising of issues of religious conversion was part of
their “well thought strategy” to divert peoples attention from “failure” to deliver on promises made on the issue of black money, enhanced bonus to farmers and creating jobs for youths.
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