Patna: RJD chief Lalu Prasad on Thursday criticised the Nitish Kumar government for the alleged rise in incidents of atrocities against minorities in Bihar.
"There has been a spate in atrocities on the minorities in Bihar during NDA rule, be it the death of four Muslims in police firing in Forbesganj last year or custodial deaths of minority youths," Prasad said at a function held in RJD office here to celebrate its 16th foundation day.
"A number of Muslim youths have been arrested from Madhubani, Darbhanga and Kishanganj district on fabricated terror charges by the security agencies and the police of other states," Prasad said and charged the chief minister with doing little to take up the cases of these innocent youths, barring mild protests.
"It appears that there is a sinister conspiracy to bring disrepute to Madhubani, Darbhanga and Kishanganj districts as terror hubs like Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh," he said.
The RJD supremo also accused the chief minister of trying to break his party by wooing a number of its leaders into JD(U) and took the names of former ministers Shakil Ahmed Khan and Vakil Saheb Khan to buttress his charge.
The RJD supremo also dwelt on his party's strategy for revival ahead of 2014 Parliamentary polls and the Bihar Assembly polls a year later.
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