Bihar News / 'When her husband left, she was made CM'- CM Nitish targeted Rabri Devi

Bihar News: Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was once again seen angry in the Bihar Legislative Council. On a question asked in the House, he showed bitterness and fiercely argued with two female MLCs of RJD. During this, when Nitish Kumar was putting forth his point, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sinha was repeatedly gesturing him to sit down.

Nitish Kumar targeted the RJD government and said that his government has done unprecedented work in the field of women and education, while the previous governments did not pay attention to these issues. Pointing to Rabri Devi, he said, "When her husband left, she was made the CM. All the work for women was done by our government."

Government's achievements on women empowerment

During his speech, Nitish Kumar said that his government has taken many important steps for the upliftment of women. He said, "Do you know how much work has been done for women? Where did women study earlier?" He surrounded RJD and said that his party never took any concrete steps towards women empowerment.

At the same time, during this debate, Minister Sunil Kumar in the state government said that the literacy rate of women was about 34 percent in 2003, which has increased to 74 percent in 2023. This is the result of the efforts of the state government. Minister Nivedita Singh also supported and said that the opposition should listen to the government and then ask questions.

Samrat Choudhary took a dig at Tejashwi Yadav

Earlier, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary took a dig at Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav in the Assembly and addressed him as 'Baua' (child). He said that whatever is given to Tejashwi in writing, he reads it. During the budget session, Choudhary said, "He does not know what Nitish Kumar has done for the development of Bihar. He lacks experience and knowledge."

Increasing conflict in Bihar politics

Conflict in Bihar politics seems to be increasing more in recent times. The debates in the House are now reaching acrimonious and personal attacks. This conflict between Nitish Kumar and RJD may intensify in the coming days. The opposition parties will continue to question the policies of the government, while the ruling party will leave no stone unturned to count its achievements.

Conclusion

This recent development in the Bihar Legislative Council has made it clear that the political heat in the state politics is increasing. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's anger and his attack on the opposition indicate that the rhetoric between political parties will become more intense in the upcoming election environment. Now it remains to be seen which party succeeds in winning the trust of the people in this political battle.