Oppn unable to digest my Adhikar Yatra: Nitish

September 30, 2012 16:13

Stung by massive protest during his 'Adhikar Yatra' in the districts, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today slammed opposition parties for allegedly orchestrating the stir to "sabotage" his campaign on the demand for special status to the state.

"The opposition forces are unable to digest my 'Adhikar Yatra' and they have tried to sabotage the campaign by instigating protest against me," he told a meeting of JD-U workers at Khagra stadium in Kishanganj district.

Kumar said he was unfazed by the protests and would carry on his campaign on the special category status demand as he has the larger public interest and Bihar's development in mind.

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