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RJD MP Sanjay Yadav criticizes the NDA government over Bihar’s law and order situation, highlighting rising crime rates and a recent tragic incident.
At Patna Airport, RJD MP Sanjay Yadav spoke to the media, expressing deep concern over the law and order situation in Bihar. He highlighted the shocking incident where a NEET student was burnt alive in Muzaffarpur, questioning the government’s ability to maintain safety and security.
Sanjay Yadav pointed out alarming statistics from the National Crime Records Bureau, stating that over 70,000 murders have occurred in Bihar during the NDA’s rule. He mentioned how, during elections, leaders from Delhi often scare people with tales of ‘Jungle Raj’, while in reality, crime rates have surged under their governance.
The MP questioned the government’s priorities, asking why they can allocate ₹41,000 crore for election management but fail to manage crime effectively. He even pointed out that many police stations in Bihar still lack sufficient CCTV cameras, yet the government spends heavily on advertisements during elections.
Yadav raised concerns about the increasing violence against women in Bihar, mentioning cases of sexual exploitation and gang rape. He criticized the low conviction rates, stating that even arrested criminals get bail within a couple of months and continue their illegal activities.
In his closing remarks, Sanjay Yadav urged the government to stop focusing on ‘Jungle Raj’ rhetoric and instead take concrete steps to improve law and order. He emphasized the need for serious efforts to create a safer environment for the people of Bihar.
Summary:
- Sanjay Yadav criticizes NDA government for law and order issues.
- Over 70,000 murders reported in Bihar during NDA rule.
- Questions government spending priorities on elections.
- Highlights rising crimes against women and low conviction rates.
- Calls for serious action to improve public safety in Bihar.
