"Nitish and Lalu who could not give respect to JP have no moral right to take the name of Loknayak," Paswan who visited JP's residence at Charkha Samiti here and later went to Gandhi Maidan and Income Tax roundabout to garland the Loknayak's statue, told PTI.
Paswan also said he was pained to see the poor upkeep of JP's statue by the state administration.
Paswan said NDA was committed to take forward the ideals of JP by infusing new energy in the youths for nation building.
The LJP chief mocked at his RJD counterpart for claiming the coinage of some slogans to be his own though they were actually given by JP.
He referred to slogans like "Lalu ka yah sandesh yuva bachao apna desh" which, he claimed, was originally given by JP.
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