Shillong, Feb 7 (IANS) Blaming former Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar for the current political imbroglio in the state, union Minister of State for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Giriraj Singh Saturday said the BJP has no interest in toppling the JD-U government there.
"Our party's (BJP) stand is not to topple the government. We are not at all involved in destabilizing the government but Nitish Kumar is solely responsible," Singh told journalists here.
"We have nothing to do with the current political imbroglio in Bihar which is masterminded by Nitish Kumar and his aides," he added.
Asked if the Bharatiya Janata Party would support the present Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi, Singh, an MP from Bihar, said: "BJP's stand is not to destabilise the government of the day in Bihar. But some of the JD-U themselves are engineering political instability thus creating a hardship to the common people."
Nitish Kumar, who resigned after the debacle of the his party in the last Lok Sabha polls has been again elected as leader of the Janata Dal-United legislature party Saturday to replace Manjhi, whom he had handpicked as his successor.
Singh is in Shillong to hold a review meeting with the state government officials on the implementation of Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) in this hill state.
e-SIM in iPhone 15: Now your iPhone will run without SIM, this amazing feature is coming
e-SIM in iPhone 15: The market for speculation about the next model of iPhone is hot. Many types of news are coming about the features of iPhone 14 (iPhone 14) and iPhone 15 (iPhone 15). One of these
1037 personnel will get gallantry and service medals on Independence Day, Home Ministry released the list
This year the country is going to celebrate 78th Independence Day on Thursday. On Wednesday, a day before Independence Day, the government announced the President's Medal. This year a total of 1037
Rahul Gandhi: 'BJP wants to confine you to the forests', Rahul Gandhi said to the tribals in Majuli.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Friday launched a scathing attack on the BJP, saying that the BJP wants to confine the tribals to the forests and keep them away from education and other facilities. In his
Corona Update: 16,248 new cases in last 24 hours; It was found in the survey - 70% of the elderly remained troubled in Corona, and did not get necessary health facilities
There is a slight decrease in new cases of corona daily in the country. 16,248 new cases were registered on Sunday. Compared to the previous day, 1528 cases were found less. Active cases i.e. the
Sri Lanka Crisis: Wickremesinghe takes oath as acting President of Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who is facing a major economic crisis, tendered his resignation on Thursday. After this, there is an atmosphere of celebration on the streets of Colombo. The
Donald Trump: 'We need to save TikTok...', Trump's big statement in the rally held before the swearing-in
During a rally before taking the oath of office, Donald Trump clearly said that he would not allow TikTok to remain banned in the US. He said that we need to save TikTok. We cannot let our business go
Collective responsibility of all parties to run the house: Modi
New Delhi, Feb 22 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi Sunday said it was the collective responsibility of all parties to run the house.At an all party meeting here ahead of the parliament session
Gurugram - 24 patients died in a week due to corona infection
Gurugram. In the case of corona infection, the situation in the district is improving rapidly, but the expected reduction in the number of deaths is not being recorded so far. The situation is that in
Delhi: Tablighi Deposits Spit On Doctors And Staff At Quarantine Center, One Tried To kill
In South East Delhi, more than 160 quarantined depositions have come in the case of abusive behavior from health workers and spitting on doctors. These deposits have been quarantined at the location
10 percent of the world's population will get corona vaccine by December
Companies leading the race to make the coronavirus vaccine can produce 70 to 75 million doses by the end of December. This would be sufficient to immunize about ten percent of the world's population.
