Nitish Kumar has murder charge against himself: Lalu hits back

July 26, 2017 20:07

Lalu Yadav, the chief of the RJD chief, addresses a presser shortly after Nitish Kumar dropped a bombshell of resigning from the post of chief minister.

Lalu hit back at Nitish saying:

>> Nitish Kumar asked us to comment on the corruption charges in public domain but no resignation was demanded

>> The matter was discussed with NitishKumar last night and it was conveyed to him that the corruption charges were baseless

>> Nitish Kumar has many criminal cases against himself, how is he commenting on 'zero tolerance'

>> Nitish Kumar has a murder taint on him. We knew but never highlighted it

>> Nitish Kumar has done this in collusion with BJP and RSS

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