Chirag Paswan reached Begusarai: met the family members of the gangrape victim, attacked Nitish Sarakar

Chirag Paswan reached Begusarai

In Begusarai, on November 29, miscreants gang-raped and strangled a woman who had gone to bring fodder from home. LJP chief Chirag Paswan reached his house today evening to meet the family members of the victims. During this, Chirag Paswan fiercely attacked CM Nitish Kumar.

He said that Nitish Kumar has been anti-Dalit and anti-Scheduled Caste from the beginning. The result of this is that today Dalits are being tortured all over Bihar and the administration is not able to take action. Because it is an order from above. Here on November 29, a Dalit woman was murdered after gangrape. But even after so many days of the incident, no miscreant has been arrested yet. CM Nitish Kumar used to say Jungle Raj Jungle Raj. Today, Maha Jungle Raj is established under his rule, who is still in power along with those whom they used to say as Jungle Raj. We will give a written application to the Chief Minister to conduct a CBI inquiry into the entire matter of Chhaudahi.

Along with this, the Central Government will also be informed to take cognizance in this matter. Today, not only in Begusarai, but in many districts of Bihar, Dalits are continuously being tortured. Mother and daughter were burnt in Arwal, but Nitish Kumar does not go anywhere to meet them. Tomorrow he will do a padyatra against the continuous atrocities on Dalits in Bihar. He further said that the government is giving protection to the criminals in Bihar. Because of which the miscreants are not being arrested. At the time of meeting the family members, Chirag Paswan also spoke to Begusarai SP on the phone.

Also demanded immediate arrest of the miscreants. In fact, on November 29, a woman who had gone to bring fodder in Chhaurahi police station area was killed by the miscreants by slitting her throat. In this case, on December 1, the body of the woman was recovered from the sugarcane field. In which the dead body was lying in the field for 15 hours due to the border dispute of two districts and two police stations.