“Everyone should get respect for them religion” Nitish Kumar broke silence On Ramcharitmanas controversy

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Regarding the controversial remark made by the education minister Chandrashekhar on Ramcharitmanas, politics in Bihar are still ongoing (Ramcharitmanas Controversy).

Bihar Chief Minister said that there should not be any kind of controversy in the matter of religion.

It is inappropriate for him to discuss religion. The Deputy Chief Minister has also advised against speaking in this manner.

Religions of all kinds should be respected. Religious minorities should be given respect. This is our party's stance.

Tejashwi Yadav, the deputy chief minister, said it as well.

According to our party, everyone should belong to the religion they choose. Respect should be shown to everyone.

No interference should be made in this. Make any decisions you want to. None of these statements must be questioned.

There should be no disagreements about religion. It is a matter of choice. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar made these remarks in response to Education Minister Ramcharitmanas's remarks about Ramcharitmanas.

The BJP had demanded an apology from the state government due to his remarks. The Education Minister, on the other hand, fired back, saying the BJP should apologise for being ignorant of facts.

In his address to students at Nalanda Open University's 15th convocation ceremony on Wednesday, he claimed that the 'Ramcharitmanas' and 'Manusmriti' divide society.

Manusmriti was burned because a large section of it contained numerous abuses.

What element of Ramcharitmanas was challenged, and why?

 Lower caste individuals were not permitted to attend school, and according to the Ramcharitmanas, if a lower caste person receives an education, they will turn poisonous just like a snake does after consuming milk, Chandrashekhar had previously stated.

According to him, older Hindu writings like Manusmriti and the Ramcharitmanas are opposed to women, other underprivileged groups, and Dalits having an education.

"These books—Manusmriti, Ramcharitmanas, Guru Golwalkar's Bunch of Thoughts—promote enmity. The country will become big through love, not through hatred "Added he.

A Janata Dal (United) MLA from Nitish Kumar's party attacked Chandrashekhar on Sunday, claiming that the remarks demonstrate his disturbed mental state.

The statement, according to MLA Sanjeev Kumar, "is really sad" since scripture teaches us a great deal about our values, way of life, the life of Lord Ram, and our responsibilities. The JD(U) leader even suggested that the minister renounce Hinduism or apologise.

According to him, venerable Hindu writings like Manusmriti and the Ramcharitmanas are opposed to women, other underprivileged groups, and Dalits having an education.

"These books—Manusmriti, Ramcharitmanas, Guru Golwalkar's Bunch of Thoughts—promote hatred. The country will become big through love, not through hatred "Added he.



A Janata Dal (United) MLA from Nitish Kumar's party attacked Chandrashekhar on Sunday, claiming that the remarks demonstrate his disturbed mental state.

Scripture teaches one a lot about our values, way of life, the life of Lord Ram, and our obligations, hence MLA Sanjeev Kumar called the statement "very disappointing."

The minister should apologise or give up Hinduism, the JD(U) leader even opined.

"The comments made by Chandshekhar on Ramcharitramanas are really regrettable.

I believe he lacks sufficient knowledge of Ramcharitramanas. Hindu scripture Ramcharitramanas is closely related to our religion. It discusses our beliefs, lifestyle, the life of Lord Ram, our obligations, "In a video uploaded to Facebook, he stated.

Some JD(U) leaders demanded action against the leader in order to stop the BJP from taking advantage of the circumstance.

The damage control recommendation from the coalition partner has not gone over well with those in the RJD.


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