There is a ruckus in a program of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Nitish refused to wear a hat. Many Nitish Kumar’s ministers left the stage and fled. On this occasion, madrasa teachers created a ruckus. In fact, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar attended a program of State Madrasa Board on Thursday. During this time he was seen refusing to wear the given hat, after which the opposition questioned his secular credit. The incident has given rise to political controversy before the Bihar elections as Nitish has been seen wearing hats in iftar parties and Islamic events earlier.
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The incident occurred when Nitish attended the centenary celebrations of the State Madrasa Education Board in Patna. In the video going viral, a member of the board appears initially trying to wear a Muslim cap on Nitish’s head. However, the Chief Minister refuses and takes it in his hand. After taking a picture on the stage, Bihar’s Minority Minister Zama Khan again appears to celebrate Nitish to wear a hat. However, Nitish refuses and puts on the cap on the mine’s head.
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This development is important because it took place only a few months before the Bihar assembly elections. The number of Muslims in the state’s population is about 18% and has dominated many seats. For the last few years, Nitish has been seen wearing a traditional cup in Iftar’s events. However, Nitish, who again joined the NDA last year, was not seen wearing a cup in the Iftar party held at his residence in March this year. Due to repeated changes, he has received the title of “Palatu Chacha”. Recently, the practical politics of JD (U) has isolated a section of the Muslim community, especially when the party supported the Waqf law, which expands government monitoring on the management of Waqf properties donated by Muslims.
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Earlier this year, at least five Muslim JD (U) leaders left the party after Nitish supported the bill. The bill was passed in Parliament in April, but it was partially banned by the Supreme Court. The difficulties of JD (U) have increased as the Election Commission amendment in the voter list, especially in Muslim -dominated districts, fears of voters being deprived of their franchise.