Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary has given a big statement on the protest organized by Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders near the Prime Minister’s residence on Tuesday (July 21, 2026). Samrat Chaudhary, while posting on X on Wednesday (July 22, 2026), termed this protest as political gain.

Samrat Chaudhary said that the conduct of opposition leader Rahul Gandhi ignoring the rules in the high security zone is contrary to constitutional values ​​and democratic decorum. This type of behavior in an attempt to gain momentary political gains and headlines also raises questions on the dignity of a constitutional post like Leader of the Opposition.

The conduct of Leader of Opposition Shri Rahul Gandhi in ignoring the rules in the High Security Zone is contrary to constitutional values ​​and democratic decorum. In an attempt to gain momentary political gains and headlines, this type of behavior also detracts from the dignity of a constitutional post like Leader of the Opposition.

— Samrat Choudhary (@samrat4bjp) July 22, 2026

Respect for decorum is paramount: Samrat Chaudhary

CM said that differences in politics are natural, but respect for constitutional institutions, security protocols and public decorum should be paramount. Any conduct that hurts the dignity of democratic positions cannot be justified from any point of view.

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He also said, “The country expects that conduct in public life should be as responsible, restrained and dignified as the responsibility associated with that position.”

Mangal Pandey also protested

On the other hand, former minister Mangal Pandey has also expressed protest against the performance of Congress. Mangal Pandey said that democracy allows protest and disagreement, not anarchy and indiscipline. Parliament is the top temple of the country’s democratic system and it is the duty of every public representative to maintain its dignity. The Prime Minister’s residence is not an ordinary intersection, but the most sensitive security area of ​​the country. Protesting here without permission is not only breaking the rules but also challenging the security system of the country. In a democracy, there are fixed places and constitutional methods for registering protest.

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