RJD Leader Sunil Singh Expelled for Mimicking Bihar CM Nitish Kumar
Patna (Bihar) [India], July 26: RJD leader Sunil Singh has been expelled from the Bihar Legislative Council for mimicking Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Singh described the day as a ‘black day in democracy,’ arguing that the expulsion was based on a fake case.
Addressing the media, Sunil Singh said, ‘This day will be known as a black day in our democracy. It has never been seen before today when the Ethics Committee expelled a member of the Legislative Council by making a fake case. Nitish Kumar wanted to expel me for raising voices against the corrupt and for the poor and farmers. There is no provision that a member can be expelled like this.’
JD(U) leader Neeraj Kumar defended the expulsion, stating, ‘He was declared guilty by the Ethics Committee. Now, the final decision lies with the Chairman of the Legislative Council.’
JD(U) leader Ashok Chaudhary added, ‘It is the decision of the Chairman and the Legislative Council Secretariat, and no one has the right to comment on it. The ethics committee works independently and it has nothing to do with the Government. Before this, an RJD member Rambali Singh was expelled from the Legislative Council.’
The Ethics Committee’s report was submitted to Chairman Awadhesh Narain Singh, and further discussions are expected.
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RJD -: RJD stands for Rashtriya Janata Dal, which is a political party in India, mainly active in the state of Bihar.
Sunil Singh -: Sunil Singh is a politician who was a member of the Bihar Legislative Council, representing the RJD party.
Bihar CM -: Bihar CM refers to the Chief Minister of Bihar, who is the head of the government in the state of Bihar. Currently, it is Nitish Kumar.
Mimicking -: Mimicking means to imitate or copy someone’s actions or speech, often in a way that makes fun of them.
Expelled -: Expelled means to be officially removed or kicked out from a position or place. In this case, Sunil Singh was removed from the Bihar Legislative Council.
Black day in democracy -: This phrase means a very bad or sad day for democracy, which is a system of government where people choose their leaders by voting.
Fake case -: A fake case means a situation or accusation that is not true or is made up.
JD(U) -: JD(U) stands for Janata Dal (United), which is another political party in India, also active in Bihar.
Neeraj Kumar -: Neeraj Kumar is a leader from the JD(U) party who defended the decision to expel Sunil Singh.
Ashok Chaudhary -: Ashok Chaudhary is another leader from the JD(U) party who also supported the expulsion decision.
Ethics Committee -: The Ethics Committee is a group of people in the Legislative Council who make sure that members follow rules and behave properly.
Legislative Council Chairman -: The Legislative Council Chairman is the person who leads the meetings and activities of the Legislative Council, which is a part of the state government.
Awadhesh Narain Singh -: Awadhesh Narain Singh is the Chairman of the Bihar Legislative Council who received the report from the Ethics Committee.
