Ahead of the crucial Bihar Assembly polls which may see a tough battle between the BJP and the incumbent JD(U) Government, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday reached out to migrants from the State in the national Capital. Nitish was in the Capital to inaugurate the Delhi Chapter of Bihar Foundation which however faced some hiccups due to ruckus by a group of slogan-shouting youths as soon as the CM took the dais to speak. Kumar, however, did not pay heed but pointed a political motive behind it. Kumar said the protesting youths had come to interrupt the event in order to garner publicity. The youths numbering over a dozen were shouting slogans against Kumar and were waving “Nitish Go Back” placards. Some of them raised slogans against the rape of women in Khagaria district recently.
