Nitish Kumar Iftar Party – Nitish Kumar’s iftar party to be held today was welcomed by Muslim organizations, RJD welcomed – Muslim Organizations Boycotted Nitish Kumar Iftar party today rjd welcome it ntc

In the election year, minority Jamaat has given a big blow to Nitish Kumar. The Muslim religious organization will stay away from the Iftar party in Patna today. Mufti Saidurrahman, General Secretary of Bhawan-e-Sharia, gave this information to ‘Aaj Tak’.

He said that our religious organizations will not be included in the Iftar party given by Nitish Kumar. Mufti Saidur Rahman said that we have taken the decision to support JDU on the Waqf Amendment Bill, from the perspective of the Chief Minister’s iftar party.

These organizations did Baycott

Organizations boycotting Iftar party include the building Sharia, Jamaat Islamic, Jamaat Ahle Hadith, Khankah Mojibia, Muslim Personal Law Board, Jamiat Ulema -e -Hind and Khanka Rahmani. Lalu Prasad Yadav’s party RJD has welcomed Nitish Kumar’s iftar party on behalf of Muslim organizations.

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The building Sharia alleged, “AAP has come to power by promising secular (secular) rule, which will protect the rights of minorities. But your alliance with BJP and a law that is unconstitutional and irrational, is against your declared commitments.” There has been no immediate response from Nitish Kumar or his party JD (U) to this development.

RJD post

RJD wrote on his social media page that Boycott of Nitish’s iftar is welcome. RJD said, ‘The support of the Waqf Amendment Bill is the latest case. This is the same Nitish who also supported CAA. Was also with BJP on triple talaq. He supported all the black laws who uprooted the Goya Muslims, now there should also be a boycott of those leaders of Muslims and the chairmen sitting in boards who are intent on thundering the Muslim society in Nitish’s loyalty, Nitish Kumar has never been worth political trust. ‘

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