Another businessman shot in Patna: Tejashvi Yadav slaves Nitish Kumar; The question ‘Why is the unconscious CM silent?’ , Bharat News
New Delhi: RJD leader Tejashvi Yadav on Saturday made a faster attack on Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, until another businessman, Vikram Jha was shot dead by an unknown assailant in Ramakrishna Nagar localism of Patna on Friday evening. A few days after the murder of industrialist Gopal Khemka, the incident has intensified political heat in Bihar before the state elections.According to police, the incident occurred late on Friday evening. “Immediately rushed to the spot and took him to the nearest hospital, where he was declared brought. The exact reason behind the murder is not yet known. An investigation is going on,” SP (Patna East), said Purna Kumar.He said that the body has been sent for post -mortem and a search operation is going on to locate the accused.RJD leader Tejashvi Yadav strongly reacted to the incident, targeted Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for “inaction” in front of the increasing crime in the state.Taking X, Tejashvi wrote: “Businessman Vikram Jha killed by shooting in Patna! DK Tax Transfer Industry is the main reason for chaotic situation in the state.”He said: “Why is the unconscious Chief Minister silent? Who is responsible for hundreds of killings that take place every day? The corrupt Bhunja Party should answer.”It marks the murder related to the third high-profile business in Patna within ten days. On 10 July, a 50 -year -old sand mining businessman was closed outside his residence in Ranitalab region. On July 4, the city was shot just six days after being shot dead in the city.The wires of the murders have triggered a new war of words between the ruling NDA and opposition RJD -led coalition. While the RJD has accused the Nitish Kumar -led government of complete breakdown in law and order, NDA leaders have fought with their attacks, opposing trying to bring back “Junglaraj”.In the coming months, there is political tension for the election of Bihar for all 243 assembly seats.
