BJP MP Nishikant Dubey on Friday demanded action against officials of some areas of Jharkhand, where some schools in Muslim-dominated areas keep weekly holiday on Friday instead of Sunday.
Raising this issue during Zero Hour in the Lok Sabha, Nishikant Dubey said that there is no such order from the Central or State Government. He said, ‘I request the Central Government to take legal action against the concerned District Magistrates and take appropriate action.’
Raised the issue of declining population of tribals
Earlier, MP from Godda, Jharkhand, Nishikant Dubey had raised the issue of declining population of tribals in the Parliament. He started his address with ‘The Constitution is in danger’ and said that here we talk about Dalits, about tribals. Wherever there is a government, its only aim is to reach the last person.
The BJP MP had said that in Santhal Pargana, where I come from, when Jharkhand was separated from Bihar, the population of tribals was 36 percent. Today the tribal population is 26 percent. Where did the 10 percent tribals disappear, where were they lost?
BJP MP raised the issue of Asha Kiran Home
BJP MP Yogendra Chandolia raised the issue of Rohini area of the national capital Delhi and said that the children of Asha Kiran Home are living in pathetic conditions and the AAP government is not doing anything for them.
Chandolia said, ‘Children are living in overcrowded hostels in humid and hot weather.’ He said that the Center should also investigate the deaths at Asha Kiran Home. There have been 14 deaths in a month in the Asha Kiran Home built by the Delhi Government in Rohini for ‘mentally weak children’. The dead include 13 adults and one minor.