Speaking strongly in the House, Chaudhary said Governance Is Not Anyone’s Birthright and no family has permanent rights over power. He accused opposition leaders of treating government like personal property and said democracy allows people to choose their leaders through elections.

Tejashwi had earlier criticized the BJP and referred to what he called the “Lalu school” of politics. In response, Chaudhary defended his party and argued that leadership should come through public support, not family background.

The exchange created loud protests in the Assembly as members from both sides argued over the remarks. The debate highlighted the ongoing political rivalry between the ruling BJP and the RJD in Bihar politics.

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