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Patna, (Bihar Times): Chief minister Nitish Kumar on
Monday wondered as to why the Railways have not asked
the state government to increase the strength of the
Government Reserve Police nor have they augmented the
strength of Railway Protection Force even though the
number of trains passing through or originating from
the state has increased much in the last few years.
The chief minister, while talking to newsmen after the
Janata Durbar, held the Railways responsible for the
rise in crime in trains. He reitereated that the state
government had always shown its eagerness in allotting
land for the developmental works be it for the
Railways or any other ministry.
He asked both the Railway Minister Lalu Prasad and Union Minister for Steel and Fertilisers Ram Vilas
Paswan to concentrate on the functioning of their
respective ministries rather than poke their nose in
the affairs of the state government. Nitish said that
none of the railway projects, except those in Lalu’s
own constituency, was making any progress. All this
was happening because the RJD chief was more busy in
all the other works than running the ministry.
On the issue of dividing the Dalits he said Paswan
must be thankful for constituting the Maha Dalit Commission as several steps were being taken to
improve the condition of Dalits on the basis of an
interim report submitted recently.
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