Patna: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is currently facing severe criticism for his derogatory remarks. Meanwhile American singer and African-American actress Mary Milben demanded his resignation and said that if she were an Indian citizen, she would have moved to the eastern state and contested for the post of chief minister (against Nitish). 

In a video posted on her She said, "Today, India is facing a defining moment in Bihar, where the value of women is being challenged. And I believe there is only one answer to this challenge. Chief Minister Nitish After Kumar ji's comments, I believe that a courageous woman needs to come forward and announce her candidature to contest the election for Chief Minister of Bihar. If I were a citizen of India, I would She would have gone to Bihar and contested elections for Chief Minister. Let us tell you that Mary had recently come into limelight by touching the feet of PM Modi during a program, she had praised the principles and values ​​of PM Modi. Now She is furious over Kumar's derogatory remarks. 

The American Singer further stated that, in the scriptures, Queen Esther was encouraged to boldly speak to her husband, the king, to save her Jewish people. Her cousin Mordecai urged her to recognize her role as queen and understand that this was an important moment to help her people. Mordecai told Esther, "Perhaps you have become queen for such a time as this." Similarly, now the time has come for Nitish Kumar to step down and some other woman should come forward and lead in Bihar.

Referring to actor Shah Rukh Khan's film Jawan, in which he was seen asking people to vote and bring about change, the singer-actress said, "You are the people of Bihar, the people of India, a woman have the power to vote for change.” She said the BJP should "empower a woman to lead in Bihar". She stressed, "This will be the true spirit of women empowerment and development. Bihar, do as Shahrukh said in Jawan, vote and bring change."

Let us tell you that on Tuesday, a controversy broke out when Nitish Kumar spoke in almost graphic detail about the role of women's education in population control in an insulting manner, which started an uproar by BJP MLAs in the Bihar Assembly. However, Nitish Kumar today apologized for his comments in the House and claimed that they were misinterpreted and he felt embarrassed. While underlining the need for women's education to curb population growth and Bihar's fertility rate falling from 4.2 to 2.9 per cent, Nitish Kumar made extremely vulgar remarks.

In the video, Miliben praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that he is a leader who believes in empowering women. She said that PM Modi is the best leader for India-US bilateral relations and global economic stability of the world, adding that she loves India. She said, 'Many people ask why I support PM Modi and why I keep an eye on India's affairs so closely. The answer is simple. I love India. And I believe that PM Modi is the best leader for the progress of India and Indian citizens. He is the best leader for US-India relations and global economic stability of the world. The Prime Minister stands for women.

Miliben underlined that the 2024 election season has begun in both the US and India. She further said, "Election season provides an opportunity for change, to eliminate outdated policies and non-progressive ones and to bring in voices and values ​​that inspire and truly align with the beliefs of all citizens. and what is best for the collective future of a nation."  

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