Patna, September 3: Bihar government minister Santosh Kumar Singh expressed his views on various issues during an interview with a news agency on Wednesday.
Singh stated that Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, is facing opposition across the nation. He emphasized that the 1.4 billion people of India have understood his stance.
He accused Gandhi of aligning with those who seek to divide the country, lamenting that he seems to prefer Pakistan over India. In this context, taking his words seriously is seen as foolishness.
Additionally, Singh commented on Tejashwi Yadav, stating that he appears to be disheartened and lacks direction in his political endeavors. He suggested that Yadav should focus on pressing issues in Bihar, particularly how to accelerate development and enhance the welfare of the state’s residents.
The recent floods in Nepal have also affected people in Bihar, and Singh urged Yadav to propose plans to address this crisis. However, he noted that Yadav has not taken any visible steps in this direction.
Singh further remarked that Yadav lacks the moral authority to evaluate the police system, given his family’s background, which is well-known across the country. He referred to the police under Samrat Chaudhary, asserting that any involvement in extortion or unethical activities would not be tolerated, and strict action would be taken against such individuals.
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