Former deputy chief minister and senior BJP leader Sushil Modi has launched a scathing attack on Nitish Kumar government questioning as to why the state government did not challenge bail granted to the dreaded mafia don Md. Shahabuddin in March this year in the killing of two brothers Satish and Girish.
Both, Satish and Girish, sons of noted Siwan businessman Chandrakeshwar Prasad were drenched in acid tank and killed by Shahabuddin in 2004.
"Shahabuddin was serving life imprisonment in the two brothers killing. He got bail in this case in March this year. Why did the Nitish government not challenge his bail in higher court?" asked Sushil Modi.
Modi dared Bihar chief minister to move the apex court for challenging the bail granted to Shahabuddin after killing Rajiv Roshan, the third son of Chandrakeshwar Prasad which paved way for the don's release from jail.
SLAMS BIHAR MINISTERS
"Comments made by Bihar government ministers that law will take its own course and rule of law was prevailing in the state is all sham and a drama," said the BJP leader.
Modi questioned the state government as to why several cases where Shahabuddin was granted bail earlier have not been challenged in the Apex Court.
"If the government has the courage, the status of all the trial cases of Md. Shahabuddin should be made public," dared Modi.
On the other hand, Chandrakeshwar Prasad has sent all legal documents to noted Supreme Court advocate Prashant Bhushan who would be moving the Apex court soon to challenge bail to Shahabuddin.
"We are already destroyed and have nothing to look forward. We just want justice for our sons. Shahabuddin's bail should be cancelled and he should be given death sentence for my killing my sons," said Chandrakeshwar Prasad.
Both, Satish and Girish, sons of noted Siwan businessman Chandrakeshwar Prasad were drenched in acid tank and killed by Shahabuddin in 2004.
"Shahabuddin was serving life imprisonment in the two brothers killing. He got bail in this case in March this year. Why did the Nitish government not challenge his bail in higher court?" asked Sushil Modi.
Modi dared Bihar chief minister to move the apex court for challenging the bail granted to Shahabuddin after killing Rajiv Roshan, the third son of Chandrakeshwar Prasad which paved way for the don's release from jail.
SLAMS BIHAR MINISTERS
"Comments made by Bihar government ministers that law will take its own course and rule of law was prevailing in the state is all sham and a drama," said the BJP leader.
Modi questioned the state government as to why several cases where Shahabuddin was granted bail earlier have not been challenged in the Apex Court.
"If the government has the courage, the status of all the trial cases of Md. Shahabuddin should be made public," dared Modi.
On the other hand, Chandrakeshwar Prasad has sent all legal documents to noted Supreme Court advocate Prashant Bhushan who would be moving the Apex court soon to challenge bail to Shahabuddin.
"We are already destroyed and have nothing to look forward. We just want justice for our sons. Shahabuddin's bail should be cancelled and he should be given death sentence for my killing my sons," said Chandrakeshwar Prasad.
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