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‘Will Not Be Vacated, Come What May’: RJD Says Rabri Devi Won’t Leave Circular Road Bungalow

State Minister Santosh Kumar Suman recently made a statement regarding the allocation of a bungalow to a former chief minister. According to the minister, the bungalow was allotted under a now-scrapped provision, which allowed former chief ministers to have a lifelong residence. This decision has been met with mixed reactions from the public, with some supporting the provision while others are against it.

The bungalow in question is located in a prime area and has been used as a residence by several former chief ministers in the past. However, with the scrapping of the provision, the bungalow will now be used for other purposes. This has raised concerns among some individuals who believe that the bungalow should remain a permanent residence for former chief ministers.

In his statement, Minister Suman clarified that the decision to scrap the provision was taken after careful consideration and in the best interest of the state. He further explained that the provision was not in line with the current government’s policies and was seen as a burden on the state’s resources. The decision to allocate the bungalow to a former chief minister was made based on the provision, and now that it has been scrapped, the bungalow will be used for other important purposes.

The minister also highlighted that the bungalow was not just a residence but also had historical and cultural significance. It has been a symbol of power and prestige for former chief ministers, and now it will be utilized in a manner that benefits the public. The decision to scrap the provision and utilize the bungalow for other purposes is a step towards a more efficient and responsible government.

Some critics argue that the provision was necessary to provide security and convenience to former chief ministers. However, Minister Suman assured that the government is committed to providing adequate security and facilities to all former chief ministers, but not at the cost of the state’s resources. The decision to scrap the provision was taken after considering all the factors and keeping the state’s best interests in mind.

Moreover, the minister also mentioned that the government is open to alternative suggestions for the utilization of the bungalow. The public can suggest ideas for the bungalow’s usage, and the government will consider them. This shows the government’s commitment to transparency and inclusivity, and the public’s voice will be heard in the decision-making process.

The decision to scrap the provision and utilize the bungalow for other purposes is a positive step towards a more responsible and accountable government. It not only saves the state’s resources but also sets an example for other states to follow. The public’s support and understanding in this matter are crucial, and the government is confident that the people will see the bigger picture and support this decision.

In conclusion, Minister Santosh Kumar Suman’s statement regarding the allocation of a bungalow to a former chief minister under a now-scrapped provision is a decision that is in the best interest of the state. The bungalow holds significant historical and cultural value, and it will now be utilized in a manner that benefits the public. The government’s commitment to transparency and accountability is evident in this decision, and the public’s support is crucial in moving towards a more efficient and responsible government.

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