RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has come up with a fresh attack on the Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over ongoing Muzaffarpur shelter home controversy. Asking CM Kumar to resign Tejashwi has alleged that he is unable to run a state and claimed that it will be proved that he is the most coward Chief Minister who ks not fighting for justice for our daughters, instead he is trying to shield the culprits. Yadav also demanded Kumar’s resignation from the position of Home Ministry as well.
Nitish Ji must resign on moral grounds as he’s unable to run the state. It’ll be proved he’s the most coward CM who isn’t fighting for justice for our daughters,but shielding those who committed crime.He must resign from state Home Ministry as well:T Yadav #MuzaffarpurShelterHome pic.twitter.com/zRnHPRr6lz
— ANI (@ANI) August 11, 2018
Tejashwi Yadav has declared that CM Kumar knows everything concerning to shelter home rape case. He has also given ultimatum of one week to the chief minister to reveal where the girls are who were shifted from the shelter home and now gone missing. With this Tejashwi declared that if Nitishji doesn’t give the information, we will stage a mass protest in Madhubani.
Nitish ji knows everything. I give him a week’s time to reveal the whereabouts of the girl who was shifted from the shelter home & who has been missing since then, after which we will stage a mass protest in Madhubani: Tejashwi Yadav, RJD, on #MuzaffarpurShelterHome pic.twitter.com/tP688sXmQ4
— ANI (@ANI) August 11, 2018
Just a week after the Muzaffarpur rape case came into limelight, another case was registered against Brijesh Thakur after 11 women were found missing from another shelter home that was also owned by him.
Despite allegations by TISS about manhandling of inmates at home shelter. Bihar government sanctioned a new project for Brajesh Thakur’s Muzaffarpur based NGO Seva Sankalp Samiti. Social Welfare Minister Manju Verma, whose husband too was accused of visiting the Muzaffarpur shelter home frequently, says there are 110 such shelter and short-stay homes in the State for girls and women, “but we’ve reports of irregularities at only five of them, while the rest are doing well.”
However, the 100-page TISS report said officials had pointed out several discrepancies at over a dozen shelter and short-stay homes, including at Motihari, Chhapra, Sasaram, Bhabhua, Vaishali, Gaya, Munger, Madhepura and other places.
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After the arrest of Brajesh Thakur, a senior police officer had received calls from six past and present union ministers. Bihar government initially maintained a stand of not having CBI enquiry into this horrifying institutional mass rape. DGP K.S.Dwivedi said he was satisfied with an investigation conducted by the department. After outrage by opposition parties, order for CBI enquiry got a nod.
