In response, Kishaw asserted: “The country is prescribed by principles set in the Constitution rather than by rulers of Barbas.
The founder of Jan Suraaj Party added: “But it must be remembered that the laws governing the country are composed of parliament and whose members are elected by the people.
He reveals the fact that some of the BJP leaders (ruling the center) have always supported Baba’s position in hopes that this will bring about the party’s election dividend.
He said: “The constitution guided by the wisdom of Mahatma Gandhi clearly states that India will be a secular country. The weight of Baba’s words is no higher than that of Gandhi.”
“In the Lok Sabha poll last year, the people of the country reaffirmed their belief in the constitution. No wonder Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Trade Union Home Minister Amit Shah said day after day that they were bound by the constitution. The 47-year-old also criticized BJP MLA Hari Bhushan Thakur Bachaul, who advised Muslims to “stay indoors” instead of disrupting the celebrations by offering Friday’s Namaz. Kishor asked: “Is this the rule of the father of BJP MLA (Baap ka raaj)? Does he think he is Laat Saheb who can issue laws? Only the person himself can decide whether he can decide on the outside house for any day. ”
The founder of Jan Suraj Party also claimed: “Muslims in Bihar are looking at our party in a hopeful way. They are bored with RJD, who has sought to stop the BJP’s vote with false promises for years. The community uses fuel like fuel to keep the lanterns (RJD’s poll symbol) burning brightly”.
