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Nitish
objects to arrests of Muslims by ATS
Monday April 02, 2012 10:57:09 PM,
Agencies
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Patna:
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Monday, while objecting the
arrest of members of minority community from parts of Bihar by
Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad and Delhi Police without
informing the state authorities, said the issue would be raised at
the conference of chief ministers.
The state had objections to the arrest of people belonging to the
minority community from districts without informing the state,
news agency PTI quoted Nitish Kumar as saying.
Nitish was replying to the issue
raised by opposition RJD member Chandra Shekhar during zero hour
in the assembly.
The chief minister said making arrests without informing the state
police might create law and order problems.
He said that it was objectionable that the arrests were made "in
the name of Darbhanga module of terrorism, Madhubani module and
Bihar module".
Informing that he had written to the Centre about it, the chief
minister said he would raise the issue during the conference of
chief ministers on NCTC in New Delhi.
Maharashtra ATS and Delhi police
have in the past few months arrested Muslims from parts of Bihar
alleging them to be involved in some of the blasts cases.
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