RJD MP attacks NDA after Nishant joins JD(U)

RJD MP attacks NDA after Nishant joins JD(U)
RJD MP Sudhakar Singh has sharply criticized the NDA's anti-'Parivarvad' stance, calling it hypocritical following Nitish Kumar's son's political entry. Singh highlighted numerous NDA leaders with kin in politics, questioning the selective blame on RJD. He also expressed concern over potential external political influence on Bihar.
Buxar: RJD MP Sudhakar Singh on Tuesday launched sharp attacks on the NDA over its slogan of “Parivarvad” shortly after CM Nitish Kumar’s son, Nishant Kumar, joined politics, stating the NDA’s campaign against “dynastic rule” stands exposed.Nishant made a formal entry into politics on Sunday.Talking to a section of media, the Buxar MP claimed that the NDA built its political narrative by accusing the RJD and the Lalu family of promoting “dynastic rule”, but the situation stands exposed now.
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“NDA leaders have a long list of leaders who follow ‘Parivarvad’. BJP’s national president Nitin Nabin, BJP’s Dy CM Samrat Choudhary and now Nishant are all kin of the NDA’s top party leaders,” the Buxar MP said. “But that is not the end of the story. Late LJP chief Ram Vilas Paswan, HAM(S) founder Jitan Ram Manjhi, RLM chief Upendra Kushwaha, all introduced their children in politics. So, where is the NDA’s campaign against ‘Parivarvad’?” asked Singh, who himself is the son of former state RJD president Jagadanand Singh.Singh said when NDA family members are promoted in politics on such a large scale, blaming only the RJD for “dynastic rule” amounts to political hypocrisy.
He alleged that NDA leaders raise the issue of “dynastic politics” to mislead the public, while the reality is different.The RJD MP also raised concerns about the direction of Bihar’s politics.He further alleged that political decisions in Bihar could increasingly be influenced from outside the state. If such a trend continues, he warned, Bihar might come under the political influence of a western state.

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Manoj Chaurasia is a senior political journalist having experience of working for top national and international media in a career spanning over 25 years. He loves writing political, offbeat and human-interest stories.

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