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Lawlessness in Bihar -
Pioneer
Despite the flurry of activity in the three days since Rocky Yadav, son of Bihar legislator Manorama Devi, allegedly shot dead a teenage boy for overtaking his car in Gaya district, there is no looking away from the fact that the gruesome incident points to the larger malaise of lawlessness that has crept back into the State since the JD(U) joined hands with the RJD to form the State Government late last year.
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 Unfortunately, parties like the Congress and CPI(M) have attacked the Army chief and armed forces who have registered major success in eliminating terrorists and their sponsors across the border. It is because of the security forces’ effective actions that Pakistan-sponsored terrorists have been under siege. We hope political parties will speak up against the enemies of India rather than aiming theirs barbs at the Army. Such political opportunism has given unwarranted moral strength to the enemies of the country and in a way it contributed to such action (the attack on pilgrims).
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