Budget session is going on in Bihar. During this period, the war of words between the ruling party and the opposition leaders is also intense. The leader of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s party on Friday (February 13, 2026) targeted Jungle Raj while referring to the rule of Lalu-Rabri. While talking to the media in the Bihar Assembly complex, JDU MLA Shyam Rajak said that if we bring the animal from the forest to the city then it will not feel good. He will feel like living in the forest only.

Shyam Rajak further said, “This (NDA rule) rule will not suit the people of Jungle Raj, because there is peace and tranquility here. Everything is there. When incidents happen, action is taken on them, criminals are caught, punishment is also given, but the people of Jungle Raj are not liking it because the animal of the jungle suits the jungle only.

‘I am not saying that incidents have not happened…’

On the question related to incidents like murder and robbery, Shyam Rajak replied, “It is not happening every day. I am not saying that incidents have not happened, incidents have happened and it is a matter of concern for us. The government, administration, police are actively engaged.”

‘Get information…who used to rule the kingdom’

On this question, the opposition says that even before 2005, when incidents happened, arrests were made and action was taken, then how did he become jungle raj? Does this mean he is still Jungle Raj? On this, Shyam Rajak said, “Let me give an example, how many people were arrested? I have also been a part of it… Those people should not tell me that there were arrests and people were caught. All the people were sitting side by side. If I take the name, there will be another uproar. Abdul Bari Siddiqui is a good man. I am not saying about him, but what all did not happen in that rule (RJD), get information about who ran the rule. Were.”

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Budget session is going on in Bihar. In such a situation, a heated debate is going on inside the House between the leaders of the party and the opposition. On Tuesday (February 10, 2026), JDU MLA Shyam Rajak reacted to an altercation between Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Rabri Devi. He replied by describing the brother-in-law and sister-in-law relationship between Nitish Kumar and Rabri Devi.

Shyam Rajak said, “Look, there is a sister-in-law and a brother-in-law… It is also the month of Magh, so it is not appropriate for anyone else to comment on the spat between brother-in-law and brother-in-law. It is okay… crimes have not increased, some incidents have happened, it is being controlled. When the sister-in-law says something, it is the brother-in-law’s job to say something.”

Opposition walked out of the House

On the other hand, the opposition walked out of the House on Tuesday, cornering the government on the issue of deteriorating law and order. RJD MLA Bhai Virendra said that the way Chief Minister Nitish Kumar misbehaved with Leader of Opposition in the Legislative Council Rabri Devi is an insult to a woman. This is inexcusable. The way the Chief Minister has used indecent language for Rabri Devi, the Chief Minister should first treat himself. They should take medicine on time.

Brother Virendra said, “The way Nitish Kumar is insulting the women of Bihar, it will not be tolerated. The way the Chief Minister has used indecent language and insulted the leaders of the opposition party in both the Houses… the Chief Minister should immediately apologize in the House itself.”

CPI(ML) MLA Sandeep Saurabh said that killing 10,000 people before the elections and murder-rape after the elections will not work. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar insulted Bihar’s first Chief Minister Rabri Devi in ​​the House yesterday (Monday). A few days ago, he was trying to pull the hijab of a Muslim female doctor, so somehow the mental balance of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is disturbed.

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