Himanta namaz ‘diktat' irks JDU
The Free Press Journal|September 01, 2024
Much to the ‘chagrin’ of BJP, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar’s JDU and RJD have closed ranks against his Assam counterpart Himanta Biswa Sarma for the assembly discontinuing the two-hour Jumma break to Muslim legislators to offer namaz.
Dheeraj Kumar

The primary reason for both JDU and RJD joining chorus against Sarma’s decision of doing away with the two-hour break is attributed to the 2025 Bihar assembly election as both parties want to keep their respective Muslim vote bank intact.

The tone and tenor of JDU leader and MLC Neeraj Kumar in protesting against Sarma’s decision showed his party would not hesitate in going the whole hog in protesting against BJP if any of its decisions hurts it politically in any way.

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