Four days later Sudhakar Singh roared again on the charge on which the notice was issued.
– Photo: Amar Ujala
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A few days after becoming a minister in the state government in 2022, a tough decision can come from the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) anytime now regarding Sudhakar Singh, who was dropped from the cabinet due to his verbal attack on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Perhaps this action should be taken through the party’s state president father Jagdanand Singh. Due to Sudhakar Singh’s verbal attack on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, a show cause notice (So Cause) was issued on January 17 on the instructions of National President Lalu Prasad Yadav on behalf of National Principal General Secretary. Despite this, on January 21, during a program in Bhojpur, Sudhakar Singh, without naming the Chief Minister, not only called the Chief Minister a frequent renegade, but also said that Bihar’s fortunes did not change despite his changing alliances four times. Both the parties have been uncomfortable with the statements of Sudhakar Singh in the Grand Alliance government with RJD-JDU as the main constituent in the state.
The rest understood that only Tejashwi has the right to speak.
It will be fine to say something to JDU in the Bihar government, but it is going to make the Chief Minister uncomfortable to speak like this continuously. JDU is constantly objecting to this. The BJP is keeping the Grand Alliance in question. And, due to no action being taken against Sudhakar Singh within the RJD, other leaders were also saying something or the other. When the notice was issued on Sudhakar Singh on the night of January 17, ‘Amar Ujala’ had clearly told that this Through the notice, the rest of the RJD leaders were also taught to remain silent. And it has been reminded that only Tejashwi Yadav has the right to speak. After the notice, all the leaders became silent. Even on JDU’s senior leader Ghulam Rasool Baliyavi’s statement of turning cities into Karbala, only Tejashwi Yadav gave a statement on behalf of RJD. But, Sudhakar Singh did not agree. Show cause has to be answered in 15 days, but as soon as four days have passed, he again hurled a verbal bomb. RJD is not saying anything on this, but it is definitely going on now that under the internal laws of the party, strict action will be taken against the leader of the Grand Alliance for violating the instructions of the national president and despite the condolence. The sword can move at any time. It is also being said that the sword of action may have to be wielded by father Jagdanand Singh as the state president so that a stronger message goes.
Due to these lines Sudhakar will be in trouble
On Saturday, during the Shaurya Divas program organized in Arrah on the occasion of Maharana Pratap’s death anniversary, Sudhakar Singh expressed concern over the condition of farmers and agricultural problems and attacked his own Grand Alliance government fiercely. Sudhakar Singh demanded implementation of agriculture law in Bihar and bringing agriculture market law in the interest of farmers. It was fine till the demand, but without taking any name, he took a jibe at the head of the Grand Alliance and the Chief Minister of Bihar – “In the name of a special state, they are changing parties everyday and begging with a bowl in front of the Delhi government…” He said- “ In 17 years, one person left the chair four times and the alliance was changed four times. The person remained the same and the position also remained the same. Only the alliance kept changing and if not, then only Bihar’s fate would change.” He also alleged that despite not having any agreement with RJD’s policy-principle and idea, that person kept power in his hands by taking him along. He did not mention the show call, but also expressed his pain- “Whenever I used to speak anything in the interest of the farmers, I kept being silenced under the pressure of the people sitting at the top in power, but it is in my nature to compromise with the principles. No. Have been talking with impunity. He also gave a stance to the farmers’ movement against the government – “The fight for our rights should be fought under the Jan Andolan. If people sit on dharna for 13 days, then along with agriculture, all other problems will be solved, because governments are afraid of mass movement only.”
