Minister arrives to honor Darbhanga's Jyoti, violates social distancing, opposition demands action
Minister arrives to honor Darbhanga's Jyoti, violates social distancing, opposition demands action
Minister arrives to honor Darbhanga's Jyoti, violates social distancing, opposition demands action
The opposition has attacked the minister for violating the rules of social distance and demanded action against him.
Minister reached Darbhanga violated social distancing (Photo Credit: File photo)
Darbhanga / Patna:
Jyoti Kumari, who traveled 1,200 kilometers from Gurugram in Haryana to Darbhanga in Bihar, was allegedly conferred by the state Food and Consumer Affairs Minister, Madan Sahni, due to the lockdown caused by the lockdown. But a dispute has arisen due to violation of social distance. A video of JDU MLA and minister Madan Sahni from Gaurabaram Assembly constituency in Darbhanga district honoring Jyoti on Monday and reaching the ancestral village of Sirhuli under Singhwara block on Monday, has gone viral on social media.
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The opposition has attacked the minister for violating the rules of social distance and demanded action against him. However, the minister's party refused to comment on this, saying that he could speak on the issue himself. He was not available even after repeated contact with the minister for his comments on the matter. Sahani garlanded her and her father during a meeting with Jyoti and her father Mohan Paswan, besides donating a shawl and giving them 5,000 rupees as a gift.
When Sahani was honoring both the girl and her father, he was surrounded by a crowd that is believed to have forgotten the social distance norms during the meeting. 15-year-old Jyoti Kumari traveled 1,200 km to cycle her ailing father from Gurugram and reached her ancestral village more than a week ago, since then she has been living with her father in a segregation center close to her village. . Although Darbhanga district administration officials are tight-lipped on the issue, the opposition party RJD and Congress have demanded action, accusing the minister of violating social distance norms.
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Seeking action against the minister for violating social distance norms, senior Bihar Congress leader and Legislative Councilor Prem Chandra Mishra said, 'Action has been taken against many persons for violating social distance norms. Action should be taken against the minister under the same rule. He said that as a minister, it was his responsibility to follow the norms of social distance, but he did so for petty political gains and cheap popularity. This is a serious matter and action should be taken against them and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who talks about the rule of law, should also clear his stand.
Senior RJD leader and party MLA Bhai Virendra said that action should be taken against the minister. The minister's only objective to go there was to gain political advantage. He said that our leaders Rabri Devi and Tejashwi Yadav spoke to Jyoti through video conference after which the minister came into action and reached there.
JDU state spokesman Rajiv Ranjan refused to comment on the matter, saying that it would be appropriate for him (the minister) to comment on the matter. He said that since it is not a matter related to the party, you can ask him (Minister) a better question. If he (the minister) has done something in his personal capacity, it would be better to take his comment.
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Minister arrives to honor Darbhanga's Jyoti, violates social distancing, opposition demands action
The opposition has attacked the minister for violating the rules of social distance and demanded action against him.
Minister reached Darbhanga violated social distancing (Photo Credit: File photo)
Darbhanga / Patna:
Jyoti Kumari, who traveled 1,200 kilometers from Gurugram in Haryana to Darbhanga in Bihar, was allegedly conferred by the state Food and Consumer Affairs Minister, Madan Sahni, due to the lockdown caused by the lockdown. But a dispute has arisen due to violation of social distance. A video of JDU MLA and minister Madan Sahni from Gaurabaram Assembly constituency in Darbhanga district honoring Jyoti on Monday and reaching the ancestral village of Sirhuli under Singhwara block on Monday, has gone viral on social media.
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The opposition has attacked the minister for violating the rules of social distance and demanded action against him. However, the minister's party refused to comment on this, saying that he could speak on the issue himself. He was not available even after repeated contact with the minister for his comments on the matter. Sahani garlanded her and her father during a meeting with Jyoti and her father Mohan Paswan, besides donating a shawl and giving them 5,000 rupees as a gift.
When Sahani was honoring both the girl and her father, he was surrounded by a crowd that is believed to have forgotten the social distance norms during the meeting. 15-year-old Jyoti Kumari traveled 1,200 km to cycle her ailing father from Gurugram and reached her ancestral village more than a week ago, since then she has been living with her father in a segregation center close to her village. . Although Darbhanga district administration officials are tight-lipped on the issue, the opposition party RJD and Congress have demanded action, accusing the minister of violating social distance norms.
Also read: Woman died at Muzaffarpur station, RJD said she died of hunger and thirst, JDU gave this answer
Seeking action against the minister for violating social distance norms, senior Bihar Congress leader and Legislative Councilor Prem Chandra Mishra said, 'Action has been taken against many persons for violating social distance norms. Action should be taken against the minister under the same rule. He said that as a minister, it was his responsibility to follow the norms of social distance, but he did so for petty political gains and cheap popularity. This is a serious matter and action should be taken against them and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who talks about the rule of law, should also clear his stand.
Senior RJD leader and party MLA Bhai Virendra said that action should be taken against the minister. The minister's only objective to go there was to gain political advantage. He said that our leaders Rabri Devi and Tejashwi Yadav spoke to Jyoti through video conference after which the minister came into action and reached there.
JDU state spokesman Rajiv Ranjan refused to comment on the matter, saying that it would be appropriate for him (the minister) to comment on the matter. He said that since it is not a matter related to the party, you can ask him (Minister) a better question. If he (the minister) has done something in his personal capacity, it would be better to take his comment.
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