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This article discusses recent comments made by Sanjay Saraogi, Bihar’s Revenue and Land Reforms Minister, regarding RK Mishra’s election campaign activities.
In Darbhanga, Sanjay Saraogi, who is the Revenue and Land Reforms Minister of Bihar, spoke out about RK Mishra, a candidate from the Jansuraj party. This happened after Mishra staged a protest on Tuesday. Saraogi suggested that Mishra is worried about losing his election deposit, which is why he is making loud and unreasonable statements.
Saraogi emphasized that Darbhanga is known for its peace and unity. He reminded everyone that Mishra was once an IPS officer but now he is trying to act like he still holds that authority. Saraogi criticized Mishra for disrespecting local officials and said that the people of Darbhanga have already dismissed him.
The minister pointed out that Bihar now has a strong rule of law, and people will not tolerate any politics based on fear or intimidation. He noted that Mishra needs to remember he is not a police officer anymore but a political candidate. Saraogi said that the voters in Darbhanga are wise and have shown their commitment to democracy.
Saraogi also mentioned that despite Mishra’s attempts to divide the community along caste lines, the people of Darbhanga have rejected this behavior. He thanked them for voting peacefully and stated that in a democracy, the people’s choice is what matters most, and all candidates must accept this outcome.
As the election results are set to be announced on November 14, Saraogi predicted that Mishra would disappear from the scene, just like before. He expressed confidence in the disciplined approach of the NDA workers during the elections and reiterated the importance of the voters’ role in shaping the future of Darbhanga.
Summary:
- Sanjay Saraogi commented on RK Mishra’s protest in Darbhanga.
- He suggested Mishra is worried about losing his election deposit.
- Saraogi stressed the importance of peace and unity in Darbhanga.
- He noted that voters have rejected attempts to divide the community.
- The election results will be announced on November 14.
