“Did women roam naked before 2005?” Rabri Devi counters Nitish Kumar’s Jobs

Patna:

With the rise in political temperature in Bihar in the election year, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Rashtra Janata Dal (RJD) leader Rabri Devi exchanged the sharp barn in the Legislative Council. Mr. Kumar said that RJD did nothing for the women of Bihar when it was in power and taking a nap to Lalu Yadav said that he made his wife the Chief Minister before leaving the post. After Lalu Yadav, he became the Chief Minister, who became the Chief Minister after resigning after his arrest warrant was issued against him in a corruption case. “Was his family members then roaming naked?”

The uproar began when Rabri Devi, Leader of the Opposition in the Council, said that no work was done during Nitish Kumar’s tenure as Chief Minister. Mr. Kumar, a colleague of RJD, stood to protest and said that it was the RJD rule, during which no work was done.

“Have any work done for women? And how much we have done? They did not even educate women. Do you know how women have moved forward? When their husband left, they made their Chief Minister. People could not get out in the evening, now men and women are out for so long,” he said, RJD members staged a walkout.

Addressing the media outside the house, Rabri Devi referred to Mr. Kumar as “Bhangri”. “He consumes fractures and comes to the house and speaks garbage about women. He insults women. He asks if women in Bihar had clothes before 2005. I want to ask Nitish Kumar, do women of his family roam around the naked?

सुश्री देवी ने कहा कि श्री कुमार की पार्टी में कुछ लोगों ने उन्हें प्रभावित किया और उन्हें उकसाया। “They teach him to say such things. He loses respect because of people in his party.”

The son of Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Tejashvi Yadav and Ms. Devi said that his mother is the first woman Chief Minister of the state. He said, “He (Nitish Kumar) can only shout at women. I hope God fixes him fast,” he said.

Nitish Kumar, a major face of Janata Dal politics in the 1990s, was before Mr. Yadav’s brother-in-Arms, and Nitish Kumar charts his political journey, eventually became the Chief Minister in 2005. The hardcore-political rival, however, tied up in the 2015 state surveys and the coalition won a Thamping win.

Two years after the election, Mr. Kumar went out of the alliance and joined hands with the BJP to return as the Chief Minister. JDU and BJP fought the 2020 elections in the alliance, but Mr. Kumar created another flip-flop after two years and returned to the opposition camp. In 2024, beyond the Lok Sabha elections, the JDU chief created his latest switch and returned to the NDA. The BJP supported him as the ninth oath.