RJD blames BJP for protecting Manoj Baitha: Muzaffarpur accident

Patna, Feb 27 The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) on Tuesday slammed Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for protecting the accused regarding Muzaffarpur accident in which cut down nine students.

Accused Manoj Baitha, was suspended from BJP party's membership for six years for his involvement in Muzaffarpur accident.

"For what reason hasn't Manoj Baitha been captured yet? News spread that he surrendered before police yet we don't have the foggiest idea about that without a doubt. No one but organization can state on the off chance that he surrendered, was captured or fled to Nepal," RJD pioneer Tejashwi Yadav told media here.

Yadav also demanded Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Modi apology and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's reaction on the issue.

"Neither Nitish Kumar nor Sushil Modi have talked on this or looked for an expression of remorse yet. The legislature is endeavoring to brush this far from anyone's regular field of vision. Kahan gayi Nitish Ji ki antaraatma? (Where has Nitish's internal heart gone?," Yadav included.

In the mean time, RJD pioneer and previous Bihar boss clergyman Rabri Devi requested speedy activity over Baitha's capture.

"The Government ought to be embarrassed, there is no total prohibition on alcohol, it is accessible effectively. Until Manoj Baitha is captured we won't let the house (Bihar Assembly) run," Devi told columnists.

Prior in the day, the opposition parties organized a protest outside Bihar Legislative Assembly with respect to a similar case.

Various pioneers were additionally observed holding notices with trademarks composed against Nitish Kumar government.

Baitha is the proprietor of the SUV that kept running more than nine children and injured around 20 outside their government school at Dharampur town in Bihar's district area on Saturday.

Not long after the accident, the Opposition began cornering Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and the BJP.

Tejashwi was the first to assert that the vehicle engaged with the Muzaffarpur mischance had a place with a BJP General Secretary and the driver was inebriated.