The NDA workers’ conference was taking place on Thursday at Jarang High School in the Gaighat block of Muzaffarpur, when the incident occurred. Supporters of the two NDA allies clashed during the meeting. The conflict involved supporters of Janata Dal United (JDU) leader Prabhat Kiran and former Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) candidate Komal Singh. Prabhat Kiran is the son of former JDU MLA Maheshwar Yadav.

Following the physical clash, chairs were thrown. The altercation escalated into a violent clash. Both sides engaged in physical fighting, and supporters began throwing chairs at each other. Consequently, several chairs were broken. At least 12 people were injured in the violent clash.

It is reported that the ruckus at the NDA workers’ conference started when a leader made offensive remarks from the stage, which angered the workers present. The enraged workers first started throwing chairs and then began breaking them, leading to chaos at the conference venue.

Following the incident, the workers at the conference started shouting slogans like “Remove outsiders, save Gaighat,” creating a tense atmosphere. The angry workers started breaking chairs. The use of chairs as weapons caused people to flee the school premises.

Seeing the deteriorating situation, the police deployed at the scene attempted to control the situation. The leaders on the stage also tried to pacify the workers, but the sloganeering continued, disrupting the conference.

This is not the first instance of a ruckus at an NDA workers’ conference. Earlier, on September 21, a similar incident occurred at a workers’ conference in Sakatpur Buniyaad Vidyalaya, Ali Nagar assembly constituency, Darbhanga district. The disturbance was due to the perceived neglect of JDU workers by former BJP district president Vinay Paswan. Prior to that, a conference in Jamui was also marred by a scuffle between a minister and a former MLC on the stage.

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When will the ‘Masti 4’ teaser be released?

A recent report revealed that the teaser for ‘Masti 4’ will be released soon. The 1 minute and 20-second teaser has been locked. Reacting to this, the film’s director said that the teaser will be released tomorrow, meaning the teaser could be released on September 23. It was also learned that the release date will be confirmed in the teaser, which is reported to be November 21.

The makers want to create buzz for the film. It is said that the theme of ‘Masti 4’ is similar to the first film, with situational comedy and a bit of thrill. However, the makers have completely reversed the story of the franchise this time, showing extra-marital affairs, including those of actresses. Some time ago, it was known that Arshad Warsi, Genelia, Elnaaz, and Ruhi Singh would be in the film. There were also reports of Tusshar Kapoor’s entry. If this is confirmed, Tusshar will cause a stir in his sister Ekta’s film, who is the producer.

Farhan Akhtar’s film ‘120 Bahadur’ will also be released on November 21. It is now being said that ‘Masti 4’ will also be released at the same time. If this date is confirmed in the teaser, then a box office clash is certain. Farhan might have to bear the brunt of this. It remains to be seen what decision the makers take regarding the release date.

During the demonstration, the protesting students vehemently shouted slogans against Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar and the government. A tense clash erupted between the students and the police, after which the police detained several activists and took them to Eco Garden. The situation in the area became tense for a while due to the demonstration.

On Monday, ABVP activists and students protested against the lack of recognition for the LLB course and alleged illegal activities at the Ram Swaroop University in Barabanki. It is alleged that the university has been running law courses without recognition from the Bar Council of India (BCI) since 2022, jeopardizing the future of the students. During the protest, the police carried out a baton charge, injuring more than 24 students.

Some students sustained serious injuries in the baton charge and were admitted to Mayo Hospital and the district hospital. Students allege that the police not only carried out a brutal baton charge, but also that external goons, at the behest of the university administration, attacked the students. This incident has created a political storm across the state.

The anger of the protesting students intensified when Cabinet Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar allegedly made controversial remarks about the injured students. The minister stated that the police rightly used batons on ABVP goons. Condemning this as insulting, ABVP workers held a sit-in outside Rajbhar’s residence on Tuesday night and burned an effigy. During the protest, angry students climbed the gate of the residence and raised slogans against the government and police administration.

Pushpendra Bajpai, the Awadh province secretary of ABVP, said, “Our demand is that strict action should be taken against the university administration and the guilty policemen. Our agitation will continue until justice is served to the injured students.”

Heavy police force was deployed at the scene to control the demonstration. As soon as the students started raising slogans by climbing the gate, the police tried to stop them. During this, there was a scuffle and a heated argument. The police used mild force to control the situation and took several protesters into custody and took them to Eco Garden.

This incident also gave the opposition parties an opportunity to attack the government. The Samajwadi Party (SP)’s student wing, Samajwadi Chhatra Sabha, and NSUI demonstrated in front of Raj Bhavan in Lucknow in support of ABVP. SP chief Akhilesh Yadav termed it a fight for dominance between the ruling parties and demanded compensation of one lakh rupees each for the injured students and proper treatment. Congress MP Tanuj Punia also condemned the police action by visiting the injured students at the trauma center.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath took cognizance of the matter and ordered immediate action. Barabanki CO City Harshit Chauhan was removed, while Kotwali SHO Ramkishan Rana and outpost in-charge Gajendra Singh were put on the line. Along with this, the Divisional Commissioner of Ayodhya and IG have been directed to investigate. The CM has also issued orders to investigate the validity of the university’s degree.

ABVP and other student organizations have demanded that the Vice Chancellor of the university be dismissed, the expelled students be reinstated, and a clear position be presented regarding the recognition of the law degree. The students have warned that if their demands are not met, the agitation will be intensified.

During the march, clashes erupted between BJP and Congress workers near the Congress state office. There were reports of baton charges during the confrontation. The area around Sadaqat Ashram remained a battleground for about an hour. Several workers from both sides were reportedly injured during the demonstrations. Minister Nitin Navin issued a warning to the RJD and Congress, stating that they had insulted his mother.

Minister Sanjay Sarawgi asserted that Bihar would not tolerate any insult to anyone’s mother. He emphasized that the Prime Minister dedicates his life to serving 140 crore citizens day and night, and the derogatory remarks made by the RJD-Congress reflect their low standards. He believes that the mindset of the Mahagathbandhan has sunk so low that they are using offensive language even for the Prime Minister’s deceased mother. Sarawgi added that this is not only an insult to the Prime Minister but also an attack on the dignity of every Indian mother and woman. MLA Sanjeev Chaurasia echoed these sentiments, claiming that while the Congress might take pride in insulting any mother, the people of Bihar would not tolerate the disrespect towards women, as every mother deserves respect.

RJD spokesperson Chittaranjan Gagan strongly condemned the attack by BJP workers on the Congress office in Sadaqat Ashram, Patna, calling it a cowardly act. He stated that action should be taken against anyone who used indecent language against the Prime Minister. The RJD has always advocated for maintaining decorum in language and behavior in politics. Gagan criticized the ministers of the Bihar government for orchestrating a planned attack on the office of a political party, including vandalism and physical violence against the workers, and stated that any condemnation would be insufficient.

JDU state spokesperson Himraj Ram and media panelist Dr. Madhurendu Pandey jointly issued a statement on Friday, strongly criticizing the Congress and RJD. They claimed that the leaders of these two parties are agitated due to their anticipated loss in the upcoming assembly elections and have resorted to using abusive language. They noted that instead of focusing on meaningful debates or discussions about development, the opposition leaders are using foul language as their political ground erodes.

They lamented that this declining standard of politics by the opposition is no longer limited to the Prime Minister. They have used insulting and uncouth language against the popular Prime Minister of the country, as well as his mother. They view this as an insult not only to the Prime Minister but also to the sentiments of the entire nation. They asserted that democracy involves debates of ideas, not the use of abusive language and personal attacks. They stated that this insults the cultured politics of Bihar and the expectations of the people.

Male’s Politburo member Dhirendra Jha stated that the BJP is now engaged in baseless propaganda, disturbed by the resounding success of the Voter Adhikar Yatra and the widespread public mobilization it has achieved. He claimed that no leader from any party in the Mahagathbandhan made any statement or speech as alleged by the BJP. He said that there was neither a meeting nor a press conference during the yatra in Darbhanga. He believed that the BJP is arranging dramas before the yatra reaches the venue.

The truth is that the huge crowd that gathered at this historic yatra has shaken the foundation of the BJP. A new enthusiasm and energy has been infused in the youth. The BJP leaders’ sleep has been disturbed by the echo of this yatra. Their statements are now violating not only parliamentary, but also social norms.

JDU’s state president, Umesh Singh Kushwaha, while addressing the NDA workers’ conference held in the Rupouli assembly, stated that all the workers of the constituent parties should unite like a closed fist and hoist the NDA’s flag of victory in Rupouli.
The state president noted that the Seemanchal region, which had long suffered from backwardness, has now gained new momentum in development under the double-engine NDA government. The inauguration of the Purnia Airport on September 15 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will prove to be a milestone in the economic development of Seemanchal.

The state president, targeting the opposition, said that the opposition wants to divert the attention of the public under the guise of the Vote Adhikar Yatra. He added that it is a political irony that when Congress and its allied parties win, it is declared a victory for democracy, and when they lose, the blame is placed on the Election Commission. The people of Bihar are well aware of this dual-character politics.

Kushwaha stated that the enthusiasm and mutual coordination of the NDA constituent party workers is proof that the NDA will register a historic victory in Seemanchal in the upcoming assembly elections. He expressed confidence that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will once again take charge of Bihar with a massive majority of 225 seats.

State Congress President Rajesh Ram strongly reacted to the attack on the state Congress headquarters, Sadaqat Ashram, by BJP ministers and MLAs of the Bihar government. He said that the attack and hooliganism by the BJP leaders inside the state office at a time when the state Congress is led by a Dalit son of Bihar, reflects their hateful and dominant mentality towards the Dalit community.

He stated that they are losing sleep over the struggle of the Dalit, marginalized, and oppressed communities who are continuously getting stronger under the Congress leadership. That’s why they are, on one hand, cutting the votes of us, the Dalits and backward classes, and destroying our political strength and on the other hand, trying to scare us by attacking the state Congress headquarters led by a Dalit son. But we follow Bapu. Non-violence and fearlessness are our core ideals. If the guns of the British could not scare us, we will not be intimidated by their friends’ sticks and stones.

Bihar’s Rural Works Minister, Ashok Choudhary, stated on Friday that the insulting remarks against the Prime Minister are against democratic norms. He made these remarks after the public hearing program held at the JDU state office on Friday. Prior to this, Ashok Choudhary heard the problems of the general public who came from all over the state and took the necessary initiatives to solve them. Along with this, he also gave the necessary instructions to the concerned officials for quick action.

A joint workers’ conference of the NDA was organized on Friday in various assembly constituencies. Senior leaders from the constituent parties attended this workers’ conference and boosted the morale of the enthusiastic workers, making them feel the power of unity. In the assembly workers’ conference, BJP state president Dr. Dilip Jaiswal and Minister Nitish Mishra boosted the morale of the workers in Ramnagar. Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary and Minister Hari Sahni in Purnia, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sinha and MP Dharmshila Gupta in Darauli, Union Minister Nityanand Rai, Minister Nitin Navin and Rituraj Sinha in Buxar boosted the morale of the workers.

Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary said in the workers’ conference in Purnia that today Nitish Kumar is working to respect and make women self-reliant, while the Congress and RJD leaders are abusing the Prime Minister’s mother. Targeting Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav, he said that today two ‘princes’ are roaming in Bihar, but the road on which they are roaming is also the gift of the Nitish government.

In the Siddharthnagar area of Kolhapur, an enraged crowd set fire to a tempo and a car, and vandalized several other vehicles. Tensions arose over the removal of a stage set up near the Siddharthnagar command for the anniversary of the Rajebagswar Football Club, leading to heavy stone-pelting between the two groups.

Police managed to control the situation, although the atmosphere remained tense late into the night. The situation has since calmed down. Police and the State Reserve Police Force (SRPF) have been deployed throughout Siddharthnagar.

SP Yogesh Kumar stated that a clash occurred between people of two communities. The communities have been separated due to some misunderstanding, and the situation is under control. Further action is underway. Initial information suggests that tensions arose between the two communities during an event. He urged people from both communities not to pay attention to any fake viral messages.

Police officials are identifying those who caused the ruckus last night. Police action is being prepared against the rioters based on CCTV footage and eyewitness statements.

Following the unrest, police have appealed to citizens not to heed rumors and to refrain from spreading inflammatory messages on social media. The administration has deployed additional police forces in the area.