Both Cyrus Mistry, Rishabh Pant were at fault in their respective accidents: Sudhir Chaudhary
New Delhi: News Anchor Sudhir Chaudhary on Friday said both Rishabh Pant – who met a road accident today- and Cyrus Mistry who was killed in a fatal road accident earlier this year were at fault in their respective road accidents.
Sudhir took to his Twitter handle and raised questions including how the latest model vehicle caught fire after the road mishap and suggested that a driver should have been driving Rishabh Pant’s car.
He also blamed the cricketer for over-speeding his vehicle adding that it eventually led to the road accident.
In the tweet, Sudhir wrote, “*The car was over-speeding *Rishabh was driving himself (A driver should’ve been there *It was the latest car, how did it catch fire?”
“After Cyrus Mistry, this is the second road accident that involved a highway, over-speeding, an expensive car, and their own fault.” Sudhir further wrote in his tweet.
Social media users who took note of Sudhir’s tweet slammed the news anchor adding while the whole country was praying for the well-being of the young cricketer Sudhir was trying to point out mistakes and trigger controversy with such remarks.
क्रिकेटर #RishabhPant की सड़क दुर्घटना के बाद का पहला वीडियो।
— Sudhir Chaudhary (@sudhirchaudhary) December 30, 2022
*गाड़ी बहुत तेज़ स्पीड में थी
*ऋषभ ख़ुद ड्राइव कर रहे थे।(ड्राइवर होना चाहिए था)
*लेटेस्ट गाड़ी थी इसमें आग कैसे लगी ? #CyrusMistry के बाद ये दूसरा हादसा है जिसमें हाइवे है,तेज़ स्पीड है,मेंहगी कार है,अपनी गलती है। pic.twitter.com/N87gwPfA5n
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Polling underway for 5 RS seats in Bihar
Patna (PTI): Voting is underway for five Rajya Sabha seats in Bihar on Monday, with five nominees from the ruling NDA and one from the opposition RJD contesting the biennial polls, an official said.
BJP national president Nitin Nabin, also the five-time MLA from Bankipur assembly seat, RJD's national working president Tejashwi Yadav, BJP MLA Maithili Thakur, and jailed JD(U) legislator Anant Singh, among others, cast their ballots.
The polling, which commenced at 9 am, will continue till 5 pm in the Bihar Assembly complex, where MLAs are casting their ballots, he said.
Counting will begin after 5 pm, and the results are expected to be declared the same day.
Bihar Chief Minister and JD(U) supremo Nitish Kumar and Nabin are among the NDA candidates. The other three nominees from the ruling coalition are Union Minister Ram Nath Thakur, Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLM) chief Upendra Kushwaha, both sitting members of the Rajya Sabha, and BJP's Shivesh Kumar, who is seeking a berth in the Upper House of Parliament for the first time.
Yadav, after casting his vote, said, "Our candidate Amarendra Dhari Singh will win as we have got support from the five MLAs of AIMIM and one BSP legislator."
Talking to reporters on Monday, JD(U)'s national working president Sanjay Kumar Jha said, "NDA's all five candidates will win. We don't care what opposition parties are claiming."
The AIMIM announced on Sunday that all five of its MLAs would support the RJD candidate in the Rajya Sabha polls.
Talking to reporters after casting his vote, Singh said, "If Nitish Kumar does not remain the CM, I will not contest polls next time. My children will contest elections."
Singh, the Mokama MLA, was arrested ahead of the assembly polls last year in connection with the killing of Dular Chand Yadav, a rival gangster who was supporting the local candidate of Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party.
Singh, who has since been unable to secure bail, was allowed to cast his vote on parole.
With numbers comfortably in favour of the NDA for four seats and marginally short for the fifth, the opposition forced an election by fielding the RJD's candidate.
The state administration has made adequate security arrangements to ensure a smooth election, an official said.
The NDA aims to win all five seats but needs support from three legislators from the opposition bench to achieve that.
The Grand Alliance kept its MLAs at a hotel in the state capital to prevent alleged poaching by rivals.
However, the NDA organised meetings with its legislators at the residences of ministers and senior leaders in the state's capital on Sunday.
The NDA enjoys a brute majority in the assembly, though its tally of 202 in the 243-member House falls three short of the number needed to secure all five Rajya Sabha seats.
To win a Rajya Sabha berth, one needs the support of at least 41 MLAs in the Bihar assembly.
