Nitish Kumar consumes ‘bhang’ before coming to meeting: Rabri Devi accuses Bihar CM of disrespecting women | India News

NEW DELHI: RJD MLC Rabri Devi on Wednesday attacked Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar for allegedly disrespecting women together with his remarks within the meeting and accused him of consuming intoxicating substance before getting into the House.
After staging a stroll out from the meeting with different RJD MLAs, former chief minister claimed that BJP leaders are asking him to say disrespectful issues towards women.
“Nitish Kumar consumes ‘bhang‘ and comes to the Assembly. He disrespects the women, including me… He should see the kind of work we did when we were in power,” Rabri mentioned.

What the folks round him say, he speaks the identical. His personal get together members and a few of the BJP leaders are asking him to say such issues,” she added.
This comes days after Nitish lost his cool in the legislative council surprised many with his selection of words to refer to former chief ministers Lalu Prasad and Rabri Devi.
“Jab iske husband doob gaye to apni spouse ko bana diya (When her husband started to sink, he put in his spouse (within the CM’s submit))”, Nitish said referring to Lalu Prasad’s move to make Rabri Devi the chief minister after he was forced to resign from the post following an arrest warrant in a fodder scam case.
Earlier, following Nitish’s remarks on Rabri, Tejashwi Yadav criticised the comments and reminded Kumar that Rabri Devi was first woman CM of Bihar.
“CM Nitish Kumar ought to keep in mind that Rabri Devi is the primary feminine CM of Bihar…There is nothing a lot to remark something on him. His deteriorating well being alerts that he’s now not ready to run Bihar. The designation of CM has dignity. The language which he used for Rabri Devi will not be good,” he said.
Before this episode, Nitish had a heated exchange with leader of opposition in the assembly Tejashwi Yadav.
Chief minister claimed that he “made RJD supremo Lalu Yadav what he turned” and invoked the past records of the Rashtriya Janata Dal tenure from 1994 to 2005.
As Kumar was making his speech, Tejashwi interrupted him, over which Nitish said, “What was there in Bihar earlier? It was me who made your (Tejashwi Yadav) father what he turned. Even the folks out of your caste had been asking me why I used to be doing this, however I nonetheless supported him.”