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The Times of India
The Times of India
National
Madan Kumar | TNN

People who made no contribution in freedom struggle want to push their own agenda, says Nitish Kumar

PATNA: Making a fresh attack on his former ally BJP, Bihar CM and JD(U)’s de facto leader Nitish Kumar on Friday said the people sitting in Delhi (Union government) want to push only their own agenda in education system through new technology, though they made no contribution in the country’s freedom struggles.

Addressing an event on birth anniversary of country’s first education minister Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, Nitish asked the state’s education officials to feed all relevant information related to freedom struggle in the new system of teaching so that the new generations remain fully aware about the happenings during the freedom movement.

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