NEW DELHI, 02 October, 2020 - People in Bihar now want to change the 15 years old Nitish Kumar government when the state goes to the polls next month, said SM Asif.

Mr Asif, who is also national president of the All India Minority Front (AIMF) said people of the state are ‘unhappy’ with the government and want a change, while most youth are ‘angry’ with the government, and want an alliance government.

The AIMF  leader  slammed Madhepura MP Pappu Yadav and Hyderabad MP Owaisi describing them as  “agents of the BJP”, and also took a jibe at Majhi and Kushwaha for another phase of BJP.

Mr Asif alleged that over the last 15 years development has come to a grinding halt for which Kumar and these leaders are responsible.
If there is a development in the state why people are migrating to another states, he asked.

Sounding the poll bugle, AIMF leader  asserted that Bihar Progressive Alliance will form the government in the state in full majority.

NEW DELHI - The All India Minority Front (AIMF) on Saturday said the Supreme Court has given a big jolt to the Nitish government’s “illegal activities” by ruling that status quo in the case related to demolition of centuries old Patna Collectorate complex.

Ahead of the Assembly elections in Bihar in October-November, the Chief Minister had on Wednesday inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of 29 buildings worth Rs 622.22 crore, including construction of a new structure for Patna Collectorate.

The party leader SM Asif in a statement said the Nitish government should resign and face the probe in various schemes inaugurated by the chief minister and the prime minister during the last few days.

Mr Asif said nothing has changed in Bihar in the last 15 years and added the Nitish government failure to take adequate measures in tackling the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic and the annual flood woes.

The AIMF chief also informed that people who have recently been appointed as Panchayat teachers are very angry over filling the date of joining September 1 for the facility of EPF in Bihar.

On this, he asked how long the state government has been fooling the innocent people of Bihar.

NEW DELHI, 17 September, 2020 - The AIMF leader SM Asif has demanded the Nitish Kumar government to come out with a white paper on its various schemes announced during the election session, saying, no development work was done in Bihar from the last 15 years.

The All India Minority Front (AIMF) chief issued a statement to this effect this evening challenging the Nitish government’s development model, but urged Nitish Kumar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi to not lie to the people.

On Nitish Kumar’s claims that the sufficient development was done in the past 15 years, Asif stated, “The bulb and the road he is talking about is that of before 15 years.”

Thaali and Taali initiatives will not work. The Bihar development depends on its employment generation and better education, Mr Asif remarked.

Asif also expressed confidence in the public and predicted that the NDA regime will come to an end in the October 2020 assembly elections and the AIMF with regional and secular parties will put up a decent performance in Bihar.

“We will fight, win and will proceed,” he stated.

NEW DELHI, 15 September 2020 - With the date for announcement of assembly election drawing closer, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are busy men, inaugurating new development schemes, launching completed ones and making on-the-spot visits to review progress of ongoing flagship schemes at great speed.

AIMF leader SM Asif, however, said that Nitish Kumar and Modi seemed to be in an unusual hurry. What happened with the schemes Nitish announced at the last Assembly polls,” he stated.

“If they have really done so much for development, how has so much remained to be done?” Mr  Asif asked.

“Both PM and CM seem to be in a hurry to get their names inscribed on stones when election announcement is round the corner and Bihar is battling the twin scourge of Covid-19 pandemic and the floods,” he remarked.

“Besides, they also want to send the message that they are working for development, as the Nitish model is under question and the people know a lot more with their experience,” he added.