BHAI DINESH LEVELLED ALLEGATION AGAINST THE JAGDISHPUR MLA

BHAI DINESH LEVELLED ALLEGATION AGAINST THE JAGDISHPUR MLA

1-DEC-ENG 5

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA------------------------------Bhai Dinesh stated that the JDU MLA is eager to investigate and take action against the Jeevika Didi CM of Jagdishpur who did not support him in the vote.

Senior Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader and former Jagdishpur MLA, Bhai Dinesh, has made serious allegations against the local Janata Dal United (JDU) MLA of Jagdishpur and advised the local administration to refrain from malicious action. He specifically highlighted the alleged investigation and action process regarding Jeevika Didi CM and various aspects of corruption prevalent in the area.

Brother Dinesh stated in his statement that the JDU MLA is eager to investigate and take action against the Jeevika Didi CM of Jagdishpur who, despite allegedly being offered ten thousand rupees by the Chief Minister, did not support him in the vote and was falsely accused of taking a commission. He emphasized that if officials at the block, subdivision, district, and state initiate any action against these "Jivika Didi CMs" without due consideration, their offices will be surrounded by the Jeevika Didis to expose them.

Questioning the JDU MLA's working style, the former MLA asked why he hadn't seen or heard that not a single mutation is done in the zonal offices without paying. He made serious allegations, including the collection of twenty thousand rupees for housing schemes, two thousand rupees for ration cards, and up to five hundred rupees for widow, disabled, and old-age pensions. Furthermore, he mentioned the collection of two hundred to five hundred rupees for conduct, birth, and death certificates.

Bhai Dinesh also questioned the JDU MLA's silence on the bulldozer drive being carried out against street vendors in Jagdishpur. He questioned why the Jagdishpur MLA hadn't spoken a word on this sensitive issue, even though it directly impacts the livelihoods of the poor and small traders.

Dinesh stated that he would continue to strongly oppose the use of bulldozers against the poor and would not tolerate any injustice on this issue. He called for the development of vendor zones for street vendors selling fruits, vegetables, and sweets. He emphasized that he would continue to fight for the rights of the common people, the eradication of corruption, and a fair administration, and would not hesitate to take to the streets.