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Patna:
Due to the situation arising due to the communal violence that broke out on the occasion of Ram Navami, BJP had to postpone the program organized on the birth anniversary of Emperor Ashoka in Sasaram.
Home Minister Amit Shah was also supposed to participate in the program, but due to the imposition of Section-144 in the city and disruption of internet service, BJP has decided to postpone the program.
However, he will participate in the program organized in Nawada.
This was announced by Bihar BJP President Samrat Chaudhary in Patna.
Furious at the state's Nitish government, he said that Emperor Ashoka is our idol.
We had organized the program with great enthusiasm.
But it is unfortunate that the government of Bihar cannot even provide security to the people of Bihar.
He said that Section-144 was implemented at the place where our program was to be held.
Home Minister Amit Shah was to attend the said programme.
In this regard, he is also coming to Patna, but due to the implementation of Section-144, we have had to postpone the program.
Our people have been attacked, they are not being protected.
Our program is not being protected.
Ashok Chowdhary said, "How can we conduct the program when the government will impose Section-144. That's why our entire party has decided that we will postpone the program. But we want to make it clear to CM Nitish Kumar that Samrat Ashok is our They were, are and will remain adorable. They should remove this misconception. They didn't even know when we installed Emperor Ashoka in Bihar."
He said, "If Nitish Kumar has done any work for Emperor Ashoka before 2015, then I openly challenge him to tell him. He has woken up in 2016. Before that we have done the entire establishment. But great sorrow We have had to say with him that we have to cancel the program organized on his birth anniversary."
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