Patna: Senior BJP leader Vijay Kumar Sinha, who became the Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Assembly, said that CM Nitish Kumar had announced to hand over the command of the grand alliance to Tejashwi Yadav in the 2025 elections, but he had already given the government. Talking to reporters at BJP's state office on Tuesday, Sinha said that Nitish may be on the chief minister's chair, but only Tejashwi Yadav is taking the decisions.

Only the culprits of the spurious liquor case are being given the responsibility of investigation. BJP was also with us in the decision of prohibition and is still adamant about it. But, where is prohibition? Only the MLC of the ruling party is giving information about the consumption of alcohol by the Deputy CM, if have the guts then CM should take action. Sinha, the leader of the opposition party in the Assembly, said that when the MLAs of the opposition parties started exposing the secrets of the government in the House, then the Speaker of the Assembly, Avadh Bihari Chowdhary himself, as the spokesperson of the Rashtriya Janata Dal, started stopping him.

Leader of the Opposition Vijay Kumar Sinha said that in the 5-day winter session, the opposition raised questions of the public, but did not get the answer. In order to misbehave with the MLAs, the Speaker of the Assembly became the RJD spokesperson. Forgetting the dignity of the post, it is wrong not to accept even a single lookout of the opposition. For the chair, we are seeing the CM compromising against the rules. Although Nitish is in the Chief Minister's chair, but only Tejashwi Yadav is taking the decisions. The police, which is accused of irregularities in the spurious liquor case, is being funded. CM's stand and statement on those who died of alcoholism - both are unfortunate. To protest against these things, the BJP will stage a two-hour protest in the Legislative Council on Wednesday at 11 am.

'TMC is country's most corrupt party..,' Suvendu Adhikari met Modi-Shah

A pilot flies to photograph glaciers as the climate clock counts down

Russia's past in Ukraine during the war is being erased from public places