Patna:
Reacting to Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Asthi-Kalash Yatra for Patna
blast victims, state Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday said that
the saffron outfit can do whatever they want, but the people of Bihar
have rejected such politics, and they will stay united to maintain
communal harmony in the region.
"BJP can do whatever it wants. Bihar is a land of harmony. They will try to disturb the communal harmony, and we know it. And we have been seeing this in the past few months," he said.
"But
people of Bihar will stay united to protect the communal harmony, and
take this state forward. But people feel somehow they can do politics by
disturbing the communal harmony. People of Bihar have completely
rejected politics of such kind," he added.
Earlier on Thursday, BJP's Bihar unit decided to take out Asthi-Kalash Yatra for Patna serial blast victims.
Six people were killed and 83 injured in the low intensity blasts that rocked Patna between 9.30 am and 12.45 pm on October 27 shortly before Modi's address to a ' Hunkar rally' in Gandhi Maidan.
Four people have been arrested in the case so far, while several others have been detained.
Earlier in the day, one of the main accused in the Patna serial blasts has died of his injuries.
The accused, who was injured in the Patna blasts, breathed his last at the city's Indira Gandhi Medical Institute where he had been in a comatose position for the last five days.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had earlier on Wednesday said that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has been asked to assist his state police to probe the Patna serial blasts.
Courtesy:zeenews dot india dot com
"BJP can do whatever it wants. Bihar is a land of harmony. They will try to disturb the communal harmony, and we know it. And we have been seeing this in the past few months," he said.
Earlier on Thursday, BJP's Bihar unit decided to take out Asthi-Kalash Yatra for Patna serial blast victims.
Six people were killed and 83 injured in the low intensity blasts that rocked Patna between 9.30 am and 12.45 pm on October 27 shortly before Modi's address to a ' Hunkar rally' in Gandhi Maidan.
Four people have been arrested in the case so far, while several others have been detained.
Earlier in the day, one of the main accused in the Patna serial blasts has died of his injuries.
The accused, who was injured in the Patna blasts, breathed his last at the city's Indira Gandhi Medical Institute where he had been in a comatose position for the last five days.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had earlier on Wednesday said that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has been asked to assist his state police to probe the Patna serial blasts.
Courtesy:zeenews dot india dot com
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