RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav's cycle march to expose Nitish government's failures

Senior RJD leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav today said his party would launch a three-day "cycle march" from Gaya to Patna on July 28 to expose the Nitish Kumar government's alleged failures.
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav with party legislators stage a protest during the ongoing Monsoon Session in Patna on Monday July 23 2018. | PTI
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav with party legislators stage a protest during the ongoing Monsoon Session in Patna on Monday July 23 2018. | PTI

PATNA: Senior RJD leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav today said his party would launch a three-day "cycle march" from Gaya to Patna on July 28 to expose the Nitish Kumar government's alleged failures.

"We will be undertaking a three-day cycle march from Gaya to Patna on July 28 to expose Nitish government's failure on various issues especially on deteriorating law and order situation," Tejashwi told reporters on the assembly premises here.

It has become quite difficult for girls to move out even with their parents as the state government has no control on law and order in Bihar, the leader of opposition in the state assembly claimed.

"During our cycle march, we will raise various issues before the people - the issues of farmers, labourers, youths, education, law and order and the repeated rape incidents in Gaya, Muzaffarpur and other places including at government-funded shelter homes," he said.

Claiming that developmental work has come to a standstill in Bihar, he said the state has been ranked at the bottom as per the Public Affairs Index 2018, whereas Kerala has ranked number one as the best governed state.

"Bihar has been ranked at bottom as per Public Affairs Index 2018. We will tell the people that Nitish Kumar has destroyed Bihar completely," Tejashwi said.

The Public Affairs Index 2018 has been released by Bengaluru-based think tank Public Affairs Centre.

It examines governance in states through a data-based framework, ranking them on social and economic development.

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