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News India Live, Digital Desk: Bihar Youth Commission: Assembly elections are due next year in Bihar, and politics has intensified between the ruling and opposition parties over ‘claims and promises’. Recently Nitish cabinet ‘Bihar Youth Commission’ If the formation of the formation of, then there is a competition to take and give credit.
While Chirag Paswan (Chirag Paswan) called Chief Minister Nitish Kumar ‘Thank you’, on the other hand, Tejashwi Yadav directly alleged that Nitish Sarkar Nitish Sarkar’s schemes ‘Stealing’ is being done and their ‘copycat’ is being made!
Why did Chirag Paswan do ‘Thank’?
Chirag Paswan, who has been raising employment and youth issues in Bihar for a long time, thanked Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for the formation of the Youth Commission. Chirag described it as an important step for the youth and indicated that his party, Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), welcomes this initiative. His move also shows his strong relations with the BJP-JDU alliance.
Tejashwi Yadav’s allegation of ‘theft’:
Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav directly attacked the Nitish government over this decision. Tejashwi alleged that the idea of the Youth Commission was actually part of his election manifesto and ‘previous promises’, which Nitish Sarkar is now ‘copy’.
Tejashwi must have said in his social media posts or statements, “When I was in government, we were still bringing such schemes for the youth. Now when they have come to power, they are stealing our announcements and telling them. These ‘copykat’ governments are government, they have to fulfill their promises and do not understand the problems of the public. Elections are close, so they are taking such decisions.
Rulewide vs. Opposition: Battle of claims:
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Poetic party (Nitish-BJP): It is claimed that they have always worked for the youth and this commission will ensure the overall development of the youth. They are calling it a proof of their government’s foresight.
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Opposition (stunning-RJD): It is calling it a victory for its views and accusing the ruling party of ‘theft of promises’. They are also saying that the government is taking such steps in the election season.
All this shows that the politics of Bihar is now slowly coming into electoral mode, and leaders on both sides are trying to hold their own hold on the issue of youth. Now it remains to be seen how successful the Youth Commission is and who gets the credit for it!