

Tejashwi Yadav told why crime is increasing in Bihar…
Tejashwi Yadav has once again strongly attacked the Nitish government over the increasing crime in Bihar. In his statement to ANI on Friday, he said that the incidents of crime are increasing continuously in Bihar. I have said about this many times. He told what is the reason for the increase in crime in the state. During this, while reacting to one of his recent tweets, he said that the law and order in bihar has worsened, about which I had tweeted this.
There is criminal chaos here - Tejashwi
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav said, "I have spoken about the law and order in bihar earlier also. There is criminal chaos here. Criminals are unbridled. The incidents of crime are increasing continuously. The home Department comes under the Chief Minister. New laws are made for the criminals and corrupt people are promoted to save them. Not a single day goes by in bihar when bullets are not fired, murders, kidnappings and loots do not happen. There is anarchy here."
Let us tell you that there are assembly elections in bihar this year and the opposition has made the rising crime in bihar a big issue. Especially RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav is always vocal about crime. He answers RJD's 15 years of jungle raj by comparing it with the maha jungle raj of today's government. There is not a single day when the leader of Opposition is not attacking the Nitish government on crime. He keeps raising questions on law and order through continuous tweets and statements. Once again he said that 'not a single day goes by in bihar when bullets are not fired'.
It is compared with the crime that happened during jungle raj
However, it cannot be denied that crime has increased a lot in bihar these days. Many nda leaders themselves have also accepted it in hushed tones, but they consider it less than the crime that happened during jungle raj. Also, people of the government say that if a crime happens today, then immediate action is also taken on it. Our government does not spare anyone, no matter who it is.