Tejashwi Yadav criticizes Bihar's failing law and order

thehindu.com

Tejashwi Yadav, the Leader of Opposition in Bihar, criticized Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's government for failing to maintain law and order. He cited alarming statistics, including 60,000 murders and 25,000 rapes during Kumar's tenure, claiming that public safety is at risk. Recent attacks on police, including the deaths of two Assistant Sub-Inspectors, have intensified concerns. Opposition legislators protested in the assembly, demanding accountability from the government, while ruling party members asserted that law enforcement will address the issues. The opposition accused the government of focusing on past administrations instead of current problems. In response, NDA leaders claimed that the rule of law is being upheld and that those responsible for violence will face consequences.


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