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Politics over Adityanath's 'bulldozer' model deepens in Bihar

  •   Mon, Apr 04 2022 01:22:57 PM

Patna, Apr 4 (IANS): Politics over Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's 'bulldozer' model seems to be intensifying in Bihar with BJP leaders pressing for it as a measure to fight rising crime but the JD-U is opposing it and insisting on continuing with the Nitish Kumar model.

Upendra Kushwaha, the president of JD-U parliamentary board reacted to the issue as the district administration of Saran bulldozed a criminal's building in Chapra city after completing the asset attachment exercise.

"Yogi's model of crime control will not be implemented in Bihar. We have the Nitish model and it will continue. There are various ways to control the crime... demolishing buildings is not a good practice and it cannot be justified," Kushwaha said.

When Nitish Kumar took charge as chief minister of Bihar in 2005, the crime was uncontrollable. He implemented the model of crime control and was appreciated nationwide. The criminals were scared of Nitish model. It is the best. There is no place for any other model or the bulldozer culture in the state, he added.

"If anyone needs to use a bulldozer, use it to remove encroachment on lands belonging to the government," Kushwaha said.

Meanwhile, the traders of Patna City downed their shutters on Monday in protest against the rising crime. They visited all places of retail and wholesale markets and forced others to also to shut the operations for the day. Private and government vehicles were also destroyed on Ashok Rajpath.

In Patna city, five murders were reported in the last week.
  

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  • Ashok, Australia

    Sun, Apr 24 2022

    As one of the poorest countries in the world, India does not need "demolition" to destroy peoples homes and shops for illegal encroachment. Instead punish the authorities that corruptly allow it to happen and let those properties exist that has stood the test of time and allow necessary improvements so that they can become legal structures and safe for habitation. If the Modi government has too much muscles then try to build instead of destroying, to perpetuate and exacerbate poverty. India does not deserve this. Let the government start with demolishing 100 million pit and open air toilets first and build proper ones instead. This will enhance the life of its poor. India does not need to imitate Israel where land grabbing is used for population shift. India must learn from the best models found anywhere in the world and be more creative so it can live in peace and harmony with its people and the world. However, if Modi government is just interested to fill the pockets of the likes of Adani and Ambani then India has shot its own foot and will for ever live in suffering and hardship.

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