Patna (IANS) | Bihar State President of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Samrat Chowdhary said on Tuesday that no one knows when the government established in Bihar will turn around. He said that his policies also keep reversing.
Taking a dig at the government regarding the new teacher recruitment rules, he said that till yesterday the government used to worry about the candidates of TET and STET. The then Education Minister himself had given a guarantee that the candidates who passed the TET and STET exams would be given a permanent job.
After this, new appointment rules were made on Monday. Chaudhary said that the government is not concerned about the candidates who have passed the examination. But, the question arises that who will take care of the old people who are reinstated.
In a meeting organized on the occasion of the birth anniversary of great social reformer Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, Choudhary appealed to the BJP workers to strengthen the booth and said that when the booth is strong, the account of the Grand Alliance will not be opened.
He said that it is being said that the Grand Alliance is creating an equation of castes, but we have to make a new Bihar, not a caste equation. He said that we have to worry about Bihar and not castes.
The BJP leader said that in 2024, the account of the Grand Alliance should not be allowed to open in Bihar and then in 2025, the BJP government has to be formed with a two-thirds majority.
On this occasion, Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Vijay Sinha said that BJP’s policy is to walk step by step.
He said that after the Prime Minister’s announcement from the Red Fort to create a corruption-free society and nation, today the corrupt are trying to unite on a single platform. But this country has resolved to walk with Prime Minister Modi, whose mantra is Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas and Sabka Vishwas.
–IANS
