City
Epaper

Bihar Minister gets angry at police, vows to step into Assembly only after his suspension

By ANI | Updated: December 2, 2021 23:15 IST

Bihar Minister Jivesh Mishra on Thursday got angry at the police after the personnel stopped him to give way to the Superintendent of Police and District Magistrate in the Assembly premises and vowed to step inside only after the suspension of the personnel.

Open in App

Bihar Minister Jivesh Mishra on Thursday got angry at the police after the personnel stopped him to give way to the Superintendent of Police and District Magistrate in the Assembly premises and vowed to step inside only after the suspension of the personnel.

"You are stopping me, I am the government. When the DM and SP comes, you stop me and make me wait. I will go into the Assembly only after the suspension of the personnel," he said.

Additional Chief Secretary, home department, Chaitanya Prasad said that the whole matter is being looked into.

"It cannot happen that the Minister does not respect the DM or the SP, there must be some issue. The whole matter is being looked into. Anything can be said only after the investigation," he said.

SK Singhal, Director General of Police, Bihar informed the media that the investigation of the matter is underway and the CCTV footage is being looked into.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Jivesh mishraassemblyGeneral Of PoliceThe assemblyChaitanya prasad
Open in App

Related Stories

MaharashtraRahul Gandhi’s False Narrative Worked Once, But People Are Wiser Now: Shrikant Shinde on Voter Adhikar Yatra (Watch Video)

NationalAssembly Bypoll Results 2025: AAP Wins Visavadar and Ludhiana West Seats; Congress Wrests Nilambur Seat in Kerala

NationalAssembly Bypoll Results 2025: Early Trends Suggest Congress Leads in Kerala’s Nilambur, AAP Ahead in Ludhiana; Counting Underway

MaharashtraMaharashtra Election Results 2024: Vijay Vadettiwar Confident of MVA's Victory, Claims Mahayuti Will Be Out by Noon

NationalOmar Abdullah Asserts 'We Are Not Among Those Who Cheat' Amid J&K Assembly Ruckus Over Article 370

National Realted Stories

NationalRed Fort blast: Delhi Police tighten grip on Al Falah University, file two FIRs

NationalKerala Travel Mart Society warns tourists of rising online hotel booking frauds

NationalRajasthan Minister visits school in Jodhpur, expresses anger over lack of sanitation

NationalHimachal CM launches public movement against 'chitta'

NationalBihar mandate leaves Congress on weak wicket with regional allies for 2026 poll season