No "if and but"; BJP will win Gujarat poll: Kushwaha

Union minister of state for Human Resource Development and RLSP chief Upendra Kushwaha today said that there is no "if and but" about the BJP winning Assembly elections and forming a new government in Gujarat.
"There is no if and but. BJP will win the elections and form the government in Gujarat," Kushwaha told reporters here.
Kushwaha's Rashtriya Lok Samata Party (RLSP) is an ally of the BJP in the NDA coalition at the Centre as well in Bihar.
Condemning the suspended Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar's "neech" remark on the Prime Minister, Kushwaha said such statement would trigger a natural reaction among the people of Gujarat which may ultimately benefit the BJP.

"Such remarks are not only unfortunate but also unacceptable in politics and public life," the minister said strongly criticing the derogatory comment of the Congress leader.
Replying to a query on allegations of an eight year old girl of class II of a Patna school sexually assaulted by a sweeper inside the school bathroom, the MOS for HRD said stern action will be taken against the school administration including de-affialiating it if a probe report suggests so.

"We will de-affiliate the school if the school management is found guilty in the probe report. Such incident should not have happened. We will take stern action against the culprits once probe report comes out," he said.

CBSE has issued guidelines to the schools- as what it should do and how it should do- after the Gurugram's school tragic incident, the minister added.
The state government had yesterday asked the District Education Officer to probe the matter and submit a report in this regard.
The incident took place on Wednesday last when the class II student had gone inside the bathroom where the accused sweeper grabbed her and tried to rape her. The sweeper was later arrested after a formal complaint was lodged by the family of the girl.
Kushwaha, who was accompanied by party MP Ram Kumar Sharma and party office-bearers, was talking to reporters after attending a state council meeting of the party here.

Kushwaha, who is also RLSP national president, said that the party has planned human chain outside one school in every panchayat of Bihar on January 30 to spread awareness among people regarding educational reforms and importance of various provisions of Right to Education Act.
Kushwaha said he has extended support to holding of the human chain announced by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar against child marriage and dowry on January 21 next year.
He appealed to Kumar and other parties to similarly support the proposed human chain called by RLSP for educational reforms on January 30, 2018.