Poster war in Bihar
Assembly elections are going to be held in Bihar in October-November. Meanwhile, political stir in Bihar has intensified. Iftar party was organized by different political parties in Bihar on Monday. Meanwhile, poster war has started in Bihar for the last few days. Meanwhile, posters have been put on a target of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over Waqf and NRC outside the residence of former CM and RJD leader Rabdi Devi. It is written in the poster, ‘You are a trick, by promising … we are not with you on NRC. Not at all on Waqf. Will vote for you but will not support you.
Poster war in Bihar
Please tell that earlier also posters were put up in Bihar. Recently, a unique poster was seen outside Lalu Yadav’s residence. It was written in that poster, ‘I am not bent, neither bow, Tiger is still alive.’ Actually these posters were put up when the ED sent a notice to Lalu Yadav and Misa Bharti in the Land for Job case. Lalu Yadav had reached the ED office with his daughter Misa Bharti to answer the ED’s questions, while replying, Tejashwi Yadav said that the government is deliberately using government machines against us.
What is Land for Job Scam?
Actually Lalu Prasad Yadav was the Railway Minister in the UPA 1 government from 2004 to 2009. During this time, Group D recruitments were taken out in the railway while Lalu was in power. Lalu is accused of rigging in this recruitment. In fact, Lalu Yadav is accused that he took the land of people as a bribe in exchange for giving jobs. According to the ED charge sheet, lands have been found in 7 places of the Lalu family. The Lalu family is accused of money laundering of Rs 600 crore. Please tell that this entire scam is related to the recruitment of railway. A case has also been registered by the CBI against other members of his family along with Lalu in this case. At the same time, Lalu is accused of taking people’s land as a bribe in lieu of jobs in the name of family members. Lalu is also accused that he had recruited several people for Group D job in Railways without issuing any advertisement while being a railway minister.
