Saffron party leaders brainless: Nitish on Bihar BJP chief’s ‘ mitti mein mila denge’ remark
The Hindu
A day after Bihar BJP chief Samrat Choudhary vowed to reduce Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and his party to dust in the next Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, Mr. Kumar said leaders of the saffron party have become “brainless”.
A day after Bihar BJP chief Samrat Choudhary vowed to reduce Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and his party to dust in the next Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, Mr. Kumar said leaders of the saffron party have become “brainless”.
The JD(U) de facto leader was replying to a query from journalists about Mr. Choudhary’s remark that Mr. Kumar will be turned to dust (‘ mitti mein mila denge’) in the next general elections for his “betrayal”.
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“They [BJP] are brainless [ Buddhihin] people. Tell him [Samrat Choudhary] to do what he said. I have never used such words in my entire political career. No sensible politicians use such words. I have also worked with Atal Bihari Vajpayee, I have a lot of respect for him”.
The State BJP president had said at a function in Patna on Saturday that Nitish Kumar had “backstabbed” the BJP and joined hands with RJD chief Lalu Prasad to “pursue’ his prime ministerial ambitions.
“With the help of the BJP, Nitish Kumar became the chief minister five times. Now the JD(U) will bite the dust... BJP will grind Nitish Kumar into dust in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls as well as the Assembly elections in Bihar in 2025”.
Mr. Kumar had dumped the BJP and formed the ‘ Mahagathbandhan’ government with RJD, Congress and other parties in August 2022.
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