JD-U MP Lovely Anand Criticizes Lalu Prasad Over Controversial Comments About Nitish Kumar
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Patna, Dec 11 (NationPress) JD-U MP Lovely Anand, on Wednesday, criticized Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad Yadav for his controversial remarks about Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, deeming them inappropriate and disrespectful to women.
Anand contended that such comments undermine not only the Chief Minister but also the dignity of women.
Her statements reflect the widespread outrage triggered by Lalu Yadav's comments, with Anand emphasizing that the former Chief Minister's words are unbecoming of someone who has previously held the position.
The JD-U MP urged Lalu Prasad Yadav to maintain the decorum expected from a senior political figure like himself.
Additionally, the JD-U women's wing organized a protest march, demanding an apology from Lalu Prasad Yadav.
They condemned the RJD leader's language, asserting that such behavior is inappropriate for a seasoned politician addressing an elected Chief Minister.
This incident underscores the rising political tensions in Bihar, with JD-U leaders uniting to defend Nitish Kumar's reputation and denounce what they perceive as a violation of political decorum by Lalu Prasad Yadav.
Following the JD-U candidate's defeat in the Tirhut Graduate MLC by-election, Lovely Anand called for introspection and a collective review to pinpoint the factors behind the electoral setback.
Despite this loss, she highlighted the NDA's robust performance, noting victories in the by-elections for four Assembly seats in Bihar.
When questioned about her husband and influential leader Anand Mohan Singh's comments regarding Chirag Paswan, Lovely Anand clarified that those remarks were made in a spirit of guidance and emphasized that there is no discord within the NDA in Bihar.
Anand reaffirmed that the NDA alliance remains united and committed to its goals, indicating confidence in its stability and collaborative effort.
These statements suggest that Lovely Anand is positioning the NDA as a cohesive and effective coalition, particularly in contrast to perceived divisions within the opposition.
