Jamshedpur: Advocate and socialist thinker Sudhir Kumar Pappu has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, holding them responsible for the current atmosphere in the country. He accused both leaders of misleading the youth and diverting attention from pressing issues like unemployment and inflation by fueling communal narratives.
In his statement, Pappu alleged that the Modi government is deliberately instigating the youth by invoking historical figures like Babur and Aurangzeb, thereby creating an environment of division and hatred. He criticized Nitish Kumar for supporting the Modi government, claiming that the Bihar CM shares equal responsibility for the nation’s deteriorating situation.
“The youth are no longer concerned about rising unemployment and inflation. They have been misled by the BJP’s divisive agenda. The public is becoming increasingly aware of the double-faced politics of the BJP, which is why its support base is eroding. This is evident from the declining number of BJP seats in the Lok Sabha. In the coming days, the party will be wiped out from the country,” Pappu asserted.
He further questioned Nitish Kumar’s leadership capabilities, alleging that his mental condition is deteriorating and that the BJP is exploiting his political weakness. “The BJP lacks a strong Chief Ministerial candidate in Bihar and is not in a position to form a government independently. It needs Nitish Kumar’s support, but the JDU is on the verge of collapse,” he stated.
Pappu also slammed Nitish Kumar for failing to deliver on governance despite being in power for two decades. He highlighted issues such as unemployment, migration, and inflation, claiming they have worsened under Nitish’s rule. He criticized the mainstream media for acting as a mouthpiece for the ruling government, accusing it of spreading hatred instead of focusing on real issues.
Calling the NDA alliance “Alibaba and Forty Thieves,” Pappu asserted that the people of Bihar will respond to the BJP and JDU in the upcoming assembly elections. He expressed confidence that voters would reject both parties, signaling a shift in political dynamics in the state and the nation.
