Nothing Will Affect Him: Thakur on Tejashwi’s Remarks on Nitish
In a recent political development, Union Minister Ram Nath Thakur has come to the defense of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar against a scathing attack by RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav. The latter had called the Nitish-led government a “burden” on Bihar and even compared it to a “khatara gaadi” (worn-out car) that nobody wants. However, Thakur has dismissed the remarks, saying that they will not affect Nitish in any way.
Tejashwi’s remarks had sparked a heated debate in the political circles, with many seeing them as an attempt to undermine the credibility of the Bihar government. However, Thakur has refused to take the bait, instead choosing to focus on the achievements of the Nitish government. In a statement, he said that the opposition leader’s comments were nothing more than an attempt to distract from the real issues affecting the state.
“An opposition leader says something, nothing is going to affect [Nitish]. Three and a half lakh teachers were appointed, can a ‘khatara aadmi’ (worn-out man) do that?” Thakur said, in a clear reference to Tejashwi’s remarks.
Thakur’s statement is a clear indication that the Nitish government is not going to be swayed by the opposition’s attempts to undermine its authority. The government has been working hard to address the various issues facing the state, including poverty, unemployment, and healthcare.
One of the key achievements of the Nitish government has been the appointment of over 3.65 lakh teachers in the state. This has been seen as a major step towards improving the education system in Bihar, which has been plagued by issues such as lack of infrastructure and inadequate teacher-student ratio.
Thakur’s statement has also sparked a debate about the role of opposition leaders in the political process. While opposition parties are meant to hold the government accountable, some argue that they should not resort to personal attacks or insults, especially when directed at the chief minister.
In the past, opposition leaders have been known to make personal attacks on the chief minister, often with the intention of gaining political mileage. However, such attacks can have unintended consequences, including damaging the reputation of the opposition leader themselves.
In the case of Tejashwi’s remarks, many see them as an attempt to distract from the real issues affecting the state. By focusing on the government’s achievements, rather than its shortcomings, Thakur has managed to turn the tables on the opposition leader.
The Bihar government has been working hard to address the various issues facing the state, including poverty, unemployment, and healthcare. The appointment of over 3.65 lakh teachers is just one example of the government’s efforts to improve the education system in the state.
Thakur’s statement is a clear indication that the Nitish government is not going to be swayed by the opposition’s attempts to undermine its authority. The government has been working hard to address the various issues facing the state, and it is unlikely to let the opposition’s personal attacks distract it from its goals.
In conclusion, Thakur’s statement is a clear indication that the Nitish government is not going to be swayed by the opposition’s attempts to undermine its authority. The government has been working hard to address the various issues facing the state, and it is unlikely to let the opposition’s personal attacks distract it from its goals.
