Patna: Recently, the opposition Grand Alliance in Bihar forced the state government to give land for two Kendriya Vidyalayas on Friday. RLSP chief and former Union Minister of State for Education Upendra Kushwaha, who is involved in the opposition grand alliance on this issue, is on a fast unto death since Tuesday. On Friday afternoon, due to Kushwaha's deteriorating health, he was taken to Patna Medical College where he said to continue his fast even in the hospital. At the same time, senior leader Sharad Yadav, Congress Rajya Sabha member Akhilesh Prasad Singh, and Vikas Insaan Party chief Mukesh Sahni met Kushwaha before being taken to the hospital.

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According to information received from sources, Akhilesh Prasad Singh said, "Nothing can be more ridiculous than this stubborn attitude of Nitish Kumar not allowing construction of Kendriya Vidyalayas." They do not understand that Kushwaha has no political advantage in building Kendriya Vidyalayas. Where this will greatly benefit the children of Bihar who are already suffering from a weak education system in the state. Kushwaha has the support of 12 crore people of Bihar. At the same time, Sharad Yadav said that it is difficult to understand the reason behind this childish stubbornness of the state government on this meaningful scheme of the Center. According to the central government, more than 50 percent of students of the state will get admission to these schools.

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Sahni said this movement of Kushwaha has got my support from the very beginning. I had said that if their demands are not met by November 29, then I will sit on fast unto death with them. In this fast, I will also fast and support him.

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