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Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar on Thursday said that his government tried to establish “rule of law” in the state and never compromised on three “Cs” – crime, corruption and communalism.
He gave the statement while inaugurating 124 police buildings in Bihar through video conference. “My government never compromised on crime, corruption and communalism. The scenario earlier was completely different. There used to be massacres in the state before 2005 but the scenario has changed now,” Mr Kumar said.
His statement has come at a time when the Opposition, especially the RJD, has been targeting Mr Kumar on various issues, including the Covid-19 crisis, floods and deteriorating law and order scenario in the state. RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav and the congress has also been hinting at using these issues as their main agenda during the assembly elections scheduled to be held in OctoberNovember this year.
“Our police has played a crucial role in establishing the rule of law in Bihar. There has been a zero-tolerance on crime and communalism and our police have worked hard in maintaining peace in the state,” the chief said.
During the event, Mr Kumar said that his government worked hard for the development of the state in the last fourteen years. He also used the occasion to appreciate the medical fraternity and the police for their efforts to control the coronavirus crisis in the state.