Leader of Opposition in the Bihar Assembly Tejashwi Yadav on Thursday slammed the Bihar government, alleging that law and order in the state has completely collapsed and people are upset with the corruption in police stations. Tejashwi Yadav claimed in a post on ‘X’ that there is an atmosphere of unbridled anarchy in the state, where incidents like murder, robbery, kidnapping and ransom demand are happening daily.
Tejashwi Yadav’s attack on the Bihar government
Tejashwi Yadav wrote, “Murders are happening every day in Bihar. Incidents of robbery, kidnapping and ransom are taking place. Young girls and women are being raped. Law and order has completely collapsed, criminals are roaming fearlessly. Referring to crimes against women and children, Tejashwi Yadav said criminals are roaming freely, while the public is suffering due to corruption in police stations and administrative blocks.
Tejashwi Yadav said, “People are fed up with the corruption in police stations and blocks. The police are engaged in money laundering in the name of prohibition. Nothing is going to be achieved by the Chief Minister’s nonsense on all these issues. On Thursday, just days after the incident of assault on a Class 10 student in Bihar’s Jamui district, a new video from Samastipur district surfaced in which some miscreants are seen misbehaving with a young woman in broad daylight. Four accused have been arrested in the case. Although the viral video has not been confirmed yet, this video is becoming very viral on social media. The incident took place in the Jagat Singh embankment area under Karpoori Gram police station.
What JD(U) leader Rajiv Ranjan
said Although it is not yet known when the video was made, the police have started action on the basis of the footage. JD(U) leader Rajiv Ranjan strongly condemned the incident and said that if the criminals do not learn from the repercussions of such crimes and the action taken in Jamui, they will have to go to jail. “If the criminals involved in such crimes do not take warning from the action taken in the Jamui incident, they will be behind bars,” he said. “Those who make such videos and use their social media for such activities will not be spared. The matter is under investigation and further information is awaited.
Earlier, a video of Jamui had surfaced in which two minors were allegedly seen being misbehaved and assaulted. After appearing on social media, people erupted in anger over this incident and there were also political reactions. In the Jamui case, the police have also taken action against the social media accounts that made the video viral. It is reported that an FIR has been registered against about 120 profiles for sharing footage revealing the identity of the minor.
The officials have arrested Kundan Kumar, Fayaz and Ramashish Kumar. The Jamui police have appealed to the public not to share objectionable or revealing videos or posts of minor victims on social media. Police teams are conducting raids to nab the remaining suspects, while the accused, who was injured in the police encounter, is undergoing treatment at Jamui Sadar Hospital.
