In Bihar, Tejashwi claims crime increased after Nitish left Home Department, targeting Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over law and order. Speaking to the media, Tejashwi Yadav said the situation worsened after the Home Ministry shifted from Nitish to the BJP. He stressed that Tejashwi claims crime increased after Nitish left Home Department, pointing to recent criminal incidents across the state.
Tejashwi alleged that serious crimes, including attacks on women and rising violence, show weak governance. He said people feel unsafe and accused the government of failing to control criminals.
Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister Samrat Choudhary rejected the charges. He said Nitish Kumar still leads the government and takes all key decisions. He added that police continue strict action and have arrested thousands in serious cases.
The political clash has intensified ahead of upcoming elections, with both sides blaming each other over Bihar’s law and order.
