Shivanand Tiwari targets BJP through Facebook post

Rashtriya Janata Dal leader

(Shivanand Tiwari) believes that the politics of the state of Bihar has deviated from its original issue and unnecessary issues are making headlines at this time.

Bihar's prominent leader Shivanand Tiwari wrote in a Facebook post, "In response to the question of who is the Chief Minister of Bihar, the headmaster of a school told that Lalu Yadav is the Chief Minister of Bihar. This is to describe the condition of Bihar's education system. The news is enough. There was little discussion on this news in the politics of Bihar, but in the schools of Muslim-dominated areas of Seemanchal, the weekly holiday is not on Sunday but on Friday, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is trying to make it a big issue. That is, the quality of education is not important in the eyes of the BJP. It is an important weekly holiday! Even the educated people of BJP are trying to make it a serious issue. 

Everyone knows that the congregational prayer of Friday i.e. Juma holds great importance in the Muslim society.

Therefore, since the early days, the tradition of making up for that holiday by studying on Fridays and studying on Sundays in the schools of those areas has remained in those areas.

Never before has this informal arrangement been questioned." 

Taking a jibe at the BJP, Shivanand wrote in the post, "BJP is desperate to form the government on its own in Bihar. The attempt to create noise by making an issue of unnecessary questions like weekly holidays in schools in Muslim dominated areas is an expression of the same restlessness. No, the party's big meeting, the national president's road show and the conclusion of this big event by Amit Shah, all this is happening under a certain agenda. This restlessness of BJP is a serious challenge before Nitish ji. It will be interesting to see how they cope."

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