A Bihar shop keeper found asking why he was protesting against FDI in retail

Posted by Diggy Chacha | Wednesday, 19 September 2012 | Posted in , , ,


NEWS IN BRIEF - POLITICS
Patna - Bihar
Nitish Kumar said this was the move of national integrity by supporting shopkeepers of other states
A Patna shop keeper, Raghu Yadav found asking his mate why they were protesting against FDI in retail and what FDI in retail was actually meant for him.
"Arey hamkaa kuch samajh naahi aat hai, hum kaahe eehaa khade hot ke chillawat hai," asked Raghu Yadav to his friend shop owner called Ramkisan Sinha.
He asked "Ee FDI waa kaa hot hai. Aur ee BJP ke gudbag log kaahe apan ko leke hiyaa aaye huye hai."
Ramkisan said "Hum kaa bhi kaahe samajhat naahiye. Hum to apane dukaan me jaane ke liye ready waa huye hot rahe tab apan kaa wo Rames aake bolat rahe ki chaurahe me jaake chillana hot rahe hai."
Social Insecurity Expert Pramod Prakash Sinha gave his opinion on the overall conversation.
He said "I think Bihar Government told earlier that it will not allow FDI in retail in Bihar so whatever protests if they are against FDI would be stupid."
However, Nitish Kumar, Bihar's chief minister said "While Bihar Government is already against FDI in retail and no foreign company will set up its shop, what these people are showing national integrity, fighting for shop keepers of other states such as Maharashtra, Delhi and Rajasthan by shutting down their own shops. This is called Bihari power."

Bihar government again denied visa to Narendra Modi

Posted by Diggy Chacha | Monday, 6 August 2012 | Posted in , ,


NEWS IN BRIEF - SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Patna: Bihar
Nitish Kumar is behind the rejection of visa move
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar told reporters that there is no question granting Narendra Modi's visa to Bihar visit, even if the Gujarat CM doesn't choose to become Prime Minister.

"If small and backward states like United States don't grant visa to Modi and allow him to attract investment from them, then why should a culturally great and one of the oldest states of India will allow him to enter in Bihar," said Nitish Kumar.
Sources said that Nitish Kumar is worried about the outflow of huge investment in Bihar, like Haryana if Modi visits his state. However, Kumar denied the allegations.
"There is no question of outflow of the investment from Patna to Surat. We are strong economy and investors believe us. Our developed infrastructure and great workforce only suggest our capabilities and strength. He can't attract investment from our region," told Nitish Kumar.
Gujarat government is yet to react to the ban on visa from Bihar.

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