Bihar Assembly Sees Heated Exchange as CM Nitish Kumar Highlights Development Achievements and Calls for Unity

In the Bihar Assembly, things got heated on the fourth day when Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had a verbal clash with RJD MLA Bhai Virendra. The atmosphere in the House changed quickly as Nitish was wrapping up a motion for thanks, urging everyone to pass it unanimously. While the ruling party members were cheering him on, the opposition remained quiet, which made Nitish a bit frustrated.

During his speech, Nitish expressed his irritation at the opposition’s silence and pointed out how supportive his own party was. He directly addressed Bhai Virendra, reminding him of past times when they worked together. This sparked a more intense exchange between them, showing how Nitish is now ready to respond to any criticism directly.

While discussing various topics in the Assembly, Nitish highlighted the progress made in education, health, and social harmony in Bihar. He mentioned that there are now over 5 lakh government teachers in the state, and many new schools have been opened to improve education for all children.

Nitish also shared updates on health services, noting a significant rise in patient numbers at primary health centers since the introduction of free treatment in 2006. He emphasized that the state has moved towards a better healthcare system where trust in services has greatly improved.

In terms of community harmony, Nitish talked about reducing religious tensions and ensuring safety in the state. He reassured that travel within Bihar has become easier, with Patna reachable in about six hours from any part of the state. This address makes it clear that the government is focused on reform and stability moving forward.