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Talking to ANI, Paswan clarified that he was commented as a public representative and a partner in the ruling coalition.
Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) President and Union Minister Chirag Paswan accused Bihar’s opposition parties of trying to create a rift in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) by exaggerating their previous statements on the law and order of the state. In July, Chirag Paswan said that he is saddened to support such a government in Bihar, “which is failing on the law and order front like this.” His statement has come in Bodh Gaya on July 24 due to the gang rape of a candidate of Bihar military police and recently in Bihar in view of the increasing number of violent crimes.
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Talking to ANI, Paswan clarified that he was commented as a public representative and a partner in the ruling coalition. Chirag Paswan told ANI, “I try to put people’s words in front of the government through this alliance. I am a part of the government and I have got this platform to spend my point … since I am not a part of the Bihar government, so I am supporting the government, so whenever I get the issue of law and order, such as the issue of law and order, I can try to keep it in front of the government.
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He alleged that the opposition was misinterpreted his statements to deliberately create confusion in the public. He said that the opposition is trying to mislead people over my words, which shows that I am repeating my mistakes … The NDA alliance in Bihar is a winning alliance … We will win more than 225 seats and form the government. We are together. The opposition is trying its best to exaggerate my words to show a rift between us. I trust Nitish Kumar and his rule. Targeting the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav, Paswan criticized the party’s traditional Muslim-Yadav vote bank and said that his vision is “women-youth”.
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