Lalu Will Apologise For His Love Marriage Remarks

A group of youths held demonstrations before the residence of RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, in protest of his remarks against love Marriage between JDU and BJP. Demonstrators also shown black flags to RJD president Lalu Prasad Yadav when he was addressing an election rally in Patna. They also shouted slogan against him and demanded that RJD chief should apologise for his remarks. It is mention worthy here that RJD chief had said that there was love Marriage Between RJD and BJP. His remarks sparked all-around criticism in the country. Leaders of various parties cutting across party line condemned his remarks and said that his remarks had shown that he didn't want that women got equal right in society. In the mean time JDU and BJP came down heavily on RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav and said that his remarks against love Marriage shown that he was against the women empowerment. BJP and JDU have also decided to hold a joint rally at Piya Milan Chauraha in national capital Delhi. A joint statement was issued in this regard by both BJP and RJD in Patna stating that both parties would oppose Lalu Prasad Yadav for his remarks against love Marriage. The Congress also criticised Lalu Prasad Yadav for his remarks against love Marriage. The party leader Digvijay Singh informed that a high level meeting held at congress president Sonia Gandhi residence to discuss over his remarks. In the meeting party leaders demanded that the party should end its poll pact with RJD. Later talking to reporters congress president Sonia Gandhi said that the party had decided to issue show cause notice to RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav. Seeing mounting pressure the RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav said that he would apologise for his remarks against love Marriage in a grand rally in Patna after concluding all phase election. He said that agitators should sympathetically consider his busy shedule and they should give time to apologise. By Badbolan Guru.

Special Status For Bihar

In a statement Bhartiya Janta Party PM candidate Narendra Modi said that his party will support special status demand of Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar. Gujrat chief minister also said that he is ready to leave his personal ambition to be PM for the development of Bihar. He said that he would forget his political enmity with Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar for the sake of Bihar. In the mean time, it is being said that Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar may leave his demand for the special Status of Bihar and would not speak a single word for special Status of Bihar in the future because he believes that the issue has become communal with Modi's support. It is also being said that in a day or two Bihar chief minister would address a press conference to formaly announce his decision. Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar would probably say that with Modi's support, issue of special status would become communal Which would be a blow for his secular image. JDU's former spokesperson Shiva Nand Tiwari avoided to direct comment over this issue but indicated that the disciplinary action may be taken against him. Shiva Nand Tiwari also said that Nitish's decision to leave the special issue is his personal's decision and it is not party's decision. He also said that the JDU president Sharad Yadav, who has power to take action against him, may announce his expulsion from the party for leaving the special Status issue of Bihar. Former Bihar chief minister Lalu Yadav said that the real face of Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar was exposed before the people with the leaving the issue. He also said that there was a poll pact between the JDU and the BJP and both party would contest forthcoming parliamentary election together. Lalu Yadav also said that a wind was blowing in his party's favoure in Bihar to make the prime minister to Rahul Gandhi.