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Patna, Dec 27 : Amid the ongoing two-day national executive meeting of the Janata Dal United (JD-U), the opposition parties have attacked Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for not taking a strong stand against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) after six JD-U MLAs jumped ship to the saffron party.
Rashtriya Janata Dal spokesperson Shakti Singh Yadav said: “The act of the BJP to take six JD-U MLAS in Arunachal Pradesh is to destroy the existence of the JD-U. It seems that Nitish Kumar is helpless and has surrendered to the BJP. People of Bihar can’t imagine that he has compromised with his self-respect. Is he scared of the multi-million Srijan scam? Scams like this could be the reason for his silence.” “Nitish Kumar is silent just to save his position in Bihar. He should clarify whether his party will merge with the BJP in coming days or not. It seems the BJP is working on a strategy to induct all the JD-U MLAs in Bihar as well to destroy the existence of the party,” he added.
Bihar Congress chief Madan Mohan Jha said: “The BJP has shown its real face. It didn’t even mind betraying its alliance partner.” CM Nitish Kumar had said that he will comment on the matter after meeting the MLAs who have joined the ruling BJP in Arunachal Pradesh.
Bihar JD-U chief Bashistha Narayan Singh said: “The matter of Arunachal Pradesh will be discussed in two-day national executive committee meeting currently underway at the party office in Patna.”

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