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HomeIndiaJharkhand Cong seeks Bihar CM’s resignation over Jamui harassment case

Jharkhand Cong seeks Bihar CM’s resignation over Jamui harassment case

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Ranchi, Sep 21 (PTI) The Jharkhand Congress on Monday demanded the resignation of Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary over the alleged harassment of a boy and a girl by a roadside in the neighbouring state’s Jamui.

The law and order situation in Bihar has crumbled, the party alleged.

“Accountability must be fixed for the government in a state where miscreants have the audacity to stop a young woman on the street and openly mistreat her. Choudhary should accept accountability and resign from the CM’s post,” Jharkhand Congress media in-charge Rakesh Sinha said in a statement.

The Jamui Police on Monday arrested three persons, while search was on for others allegedly involved in the incident, a video of which has triggered outrage on social media.

“If the Bihar government fails to provide a safe environment for daughters in the state, the chief minister should take responsibility and step down,” Singh asserted.

The Congress demanded that the investigation into the case be completed in a time-bound manner, and strict action be taken against all the culprits.

Jamui SP Bishwajeet Dayal said the incident took place on September 19 evening and a Special Investigation Team, headed by a woman officer, was conducting raids to arrest the other accused.

The video, which purportedly shows the two being harassed by a group of people, has drawn criticism on social media as well as from political leaders.

PTI, however, could not independently verify the video’s authenticity. PTI SAN RBT

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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