The Rabri Devi bungalow shift in Bihar has created strong political attention. The new NDA government has ordered Rabri Devi to vacate her long-time home at 10 Circular Road. The Rabri Devi bungalow shift became a major topic after officials allotted her a new residence at 39 Harding Road.
Rabri Devi lived at 10 Circular Road since 2006. The Lalu Prasad Yadav family stayed there for almost two decades. Now, the new government wants to reorganize official residences across Patna. The Building Construction Department issued a fresh order and gave her a new house as Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council.
This decision surprised many because the Lalu family held the old bungalow for years. Political observers say that this shift shows the growing influence of the NDA government. Minister Vijay Chaudhary supervised the allotment process.
BJP spokesperson Neeraj Kumar reacted sharply. He said Rabri Devi must vacate the old residence immediately. He added that the government would keep a close watch to ensure no damage occurs during the move.
The situation has triggered a major political debate in Bihar as both parties continue to accuse each other.
