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Heartbroken medic, whose veil was pulled by Indian state CM, decides not to join govt job

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Parveen is supposed to join the service on December 20. However, according to her family members, she has decided against it

(Web Desk) - Nusrat Parveen, whose niqab was pulled by Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar while giving away appointment letters to newly recruited AYUSH doctors, has decided not to join the government service.

The hijab-wearing young woman found herself humiliated when the chief minister pulled her niqab, partially revealing her face in front of the gathered audience.

While some people present were seen laughing, deputy CM Samrat Choudhary stopped Nitish.

The event, held at the CM’s residence on Monday, December 15, was conducted to distribute appointment letters to 1,283 Ayush doctors involved in the Ayurvedic, Homoeopathic, and Unani fields.

Parveen is supposed to join the service on December 20. However, according to her family members, she has decided against it, although they are trying their best to convince her.

Read More: UP Minister Sanjay Nishad sparks outrage over disrespectful comment on hijab

“She is determined not to join the service. We are telling her that it is the fault of the other person, so why should she feel bad or suffer because of it?” Parveen’s brother was quoted by media.

He is based in Kolkata and works as a professor at a government law university.

Nitish Kumar’s video went massively, with the main Opposition party, the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), questioning the CM’s act, raising doubts about his mental health.

“What has happened to Nitish Ji? His mental state has reached a pitiable condition or he has fully embraced RSS ideology,” read their X post.

UP minister and BJP leader Sanjay Nishad remarked that the incident had been unnecessarily blown out of proportion.

Oh, he is a man after all, don’t get after him. He just touched the naqab… what if he had touched elsewhere),” he said, smiling during the interaction.

Later, he alleged his words were being exaggerated and politicised unnecessarily.

So far, there has been no official statement either from the chief minister’s office or from Janata Dal (United) party.  

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