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After casting his vote, BJP candidate from Begusarai, Giriraj Singh urged people to vote in huge numbers. 

'One vote caused fall of Atal Bihari Vajpayee govt': BJP's Giriraj Singh calls on people to vote 

After casting his vote, BJP candidate from Begusarai, Giriraj Singh urged people to vote in huge numbers.&nbsp;

Stressing the value of one vote, Union Minister and BJP candidate from Begusarai, Giriraj Singh urged people to vote in huge numbers.&nbsp;
"I want to appeal to the voters of Bihar that they must go out and vote. One vote can cause the fall of the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government and every vote can help Narendra Modi win more than 400 seats. Your one vote will give strength to the poor..."
Singh was referring the 1999 no-confidence motion that was moved in the parliament against the then Vajpayee government, which fell after losing just one vote.&nbsp;

Don't corrupt yourselves by eating 'halal': Giriraj takes 'jhatka' pledge

The union minister while asking the Hindu community to eat only jhatka meat said he admired Muslim for only eating halal meat.&nbsp;

Union Rural Development Minister Giriraj Singh on Sunday said Hindus should give up eating halal meat and consume only 'jhatka', the flesh of animals slaughtered by a single blow of the blade.
Singh, a senior BJP leader, made a plea to the effect in his Begusarai parliamentary constituency where he also made his supporters take the pledge that they will henceforth not spoil their 'dharma' by eating halal meat.
Talking to reporters, he said, "I admire the Muslims who make it a point to consume only halal meat. Now Hindus should demonstrate a similar commitment to their own religious traditions." "The Hindu way of slaughter is jhatka. Whenever Hindus perform 'bali' (animal sacrifice), they do so in a single stroke. As such, they must not corrupt themselves by eating halal meat. They must always stick to jhatka," said Singh.
He also stressed on the need for a new business model in which there would be abattoirs and shops selling only jhatka meat.
Notably, a few weeks ago, Singh had also written a letter to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to ban the sale of food products labelled as "halal", drawing inspiration from the Yogi Adityanath government in adjoining Uttar Pradesh.
Replying to another query, the Union minister taunted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for coming out with a "delayed" response to the recent security breach in Parliament.
The BJP leader, however, slammed Gandhi for linking the breach to unemployment and price rise, issues that the persons who entered the premises carrying smoke canisters had sought to highlight.
"It is not the first time that Rahul Gandhi has expressed sympathy towards the 'tukde tukde' gang. On an earlier occasion, he had expressed solidarity with those who raised seditious slogans inside the JNU campus," Singh claimed.
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One person was killed and 11 others critically injured as two motorcycle-borne gunmen went on a rampage in Bihar's Begusarai district on Tuesday, firing indiscriminately at people in crowded areas, police said. 
The assailants are yet to be identified, they said.
The gunmen opened fire at Malhipur Chowk in Begusarai town on Tuesday evening, targeting shops in the busy area, a police officer said.
Panicked people started running for their lives, while shopkeepers fled leaving shops open.
The miscreants then went to Barauni Thermal Chowk, Barauni, Teghra, Bachwara and Rajendra Bridge, and continued firing at people, he said.
A 30-year-old man, Chandan Kumar, was killed and 11 others were critically injured in the mayhem, Superintendent of Police Yogendra Kumar told reporters.
Some of the injured were admitted to the government hospital in Begusarai, while others were sent to Patna for better treatment, he said.
Security has been beefed up in the district, and all the entry points have been barricaded after the incident.
"Investigation is underway. We will soon nab the accused," the SP added. 

Bihar: 11 wounded, 1 killed as bike-borne gunmen go on random shooting in Begusarai

The gunmen opened fire at Malhipur Chowk in Begusarai town on Tuesday evening, targeting shops in the busy area, a police officer said.

One person was killed and 11 others critically injured as two motorcycle-borne gunmen went on a rampage in Bihar's Begusarai district on Tuesday, firing indiscriminately at people in crowded areas, police said.&nbsp;
The assailants are yet to be identified, they said.
The gunmen opened fire at Malhipur Chowk in Begusarai town on Tuesday evening, targeting shops in the busy area, a police officer said.
Panicked people started running for their lives, while shopkeepers fled leaving shops open.
The miscreants then went to Barauni Thermal Chowk, Barauni, Teghra, Bachwara and Rajendra Bridge, and continued firing at people, he said.
A 30-year-old man, Chandan Kumar, was killed and 11 others were critically injured in the mayhem, Superintendent of Police Yogendra Kumar told reporters.
Some of the injured were admitted to the government hospital in Begusarai, while others were sent to Patna for better treatment, he said.
Security has been beefed up in the district, and all the entry points have been barricaded after the incident.
"Investigation is underway. We will soon nab the accused," the SP added.&nbsp;
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who met fishermen in Puducherry on Wednesday, committed a faux pas that the BJP was quick to lap up. Praising fishermen as "farmers of the sea", Gandhi said that there should be a separate ministry for them just like Agriculture ministry. The BJP pointed out that there is already a fisheries ministry, headed by Union minister Giriraj Singh.-The minister said he was "astonished to know that a party's leader is unaware of a separate ministry formed for fisheries by PM Modi in 2019 and I took oath as its minister".

Minister Giriraj Singh responds to Rahul Gandhi's faux pax on fisheries ministry

Faux&nbsp;Pas:&nbsp;Rahul Gandhi wants a separate ministry for fishermen. Minister Giriraj&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;points out there's already a ministry of fisheries

Minister responds to Rahul's faux pax on fisheries ministry

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi who met fishermen in Puducherry on Wednesday, committed a faux pas that the BJP was quick to lap up. Praising fishermen as farmers of the sea, Gandhi said that there should be a separate ministry for them just like Agriculture ministry. The BJP pointed out that there is already a fisheries ministry, headed by Union minister Giriraj Singh.-The minister said he was "astonished to know that a party's leader is unaware of a separate ministry formed for fisheries by PM Modi in 2019 and I took oath as its minister".
Byte: Giriraj&nbsp;Singh

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who met fishermen in Puducherry on Wednesday, committed a faux pas that the BJP was quick to lap up. Praising fishermen as "farmers of the sea", Gandhi said that there should be a separate ministry for them just like Agriculture ministry. The BJP pointed out that there is already a fisheries ministry, headed by Union minister Giriraj Singh.-The minister said he was "astonished to know that a party's leader is unaware of a separate ministry formed for fisheries by PM Modi in 2019 and I took oath as its minister".

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