BJP leaders resent curbs on movement of Ministers in Bihar
The Hindu
In a letter on May 23, the State government had placed restrictions citing lockdown
Leaders of Bihar’s ruling alliance partner Bharatiya Janata Party have expressed their strong resentment at the State government’s decision to place restrictions on the movement of Ministers in their constituencies due to the lockdown. The Bihar government had issued a letter on May 23 restraining movement of Ministers citing violation of lockdown norms. BJP MLAs, MPs and Ministers registered their protest at the party’s virtual meeting on Wednesday. BJP had called the meeting to oversee preparation for the upcoming Sewa Diwas on May 30, to be organised on the completion of seven years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government. State BJP president Sanjay Jaiswal was present at the meeting.
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