Controversy around Sushil Modi refuses to die down
5 Sept 2014 4:35 AM IST
‘All political leaders born out of the movement led by Jaiprakash Narayan in 1974 have lost their relevance after miserably failing to root out corruption, an agenda on which the great leader had united the countrymen leading to the ouster of then Indira Gandhi government in 1977 elections,’ prominent BJP leader and four-time MLA from Bihar Rameshwar Chaurasia said.
Although he refrained from taking Sushil Modi’s name, Chaurasia left it open for one and all to guess that all those leaders who had lost their relevance included Modi, former deputy chief minister in the erstwhile NDA government in the state, as he was a product of the JP movement with which RJD supremo Lalu Prasad and senior JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar were also associated.
An ex-national secretary and presently co-incharge of the BJP’s Uttar Pradesh unit, Chaurasia strongly opposed Modi’s projected candidature.
Although he refrained from taking Sushil Modi’s name, Chaurasia left it open for one and all to guess that all those leaders who had lost their relevance included Modi, former deputy chief minister in the erstwhile NDA government in the state, as he was a product of the JP movement with which RJD supremo Lalu Prasad and senior JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar were also associated.
An ex-national secretary and presently co-incharge of the BJP’s Uttar Pradesh unit, Chaurasia strongly opposed Modi’s projected candidature.
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