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Samrat Choudhary's 'Apraadh' remark sparks RJD mockery of Bihar CM
✍️ India Today
🗓 03 Nov 2026, 11:38 PM
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Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary's statement that there may be 'apraadh' but no crime in the state has drawn sharp sarcasm from the RJD.
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has come under fire from the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) following a controversial remark regarding the state's law and order situation. The Chief Minister stated that while there may be instances of 'apraadh' (misdeeds or wrongdoings) in Bihar, there is no actual 'crime' in the legal sense.
The RJD leadership has mocked the Chief Minister for this distinction, arguing that the terminology is being used to downplay the severity of illegal activities in the state. The opposition party suggested that such linguistic gymnastics do not address the ground reality faced by citizens regarding safety and justice.
The controversy highlights the ongoing political debate in Bihar concerning the effectiveness of the current government in maintaining public order. Critics argue that labeling serious offenses as mere 'misdeeds' undermines the credibility of the administration's commitment to law enforcement.
The RJD leadership has mocked the Chief Minister for this distinction, arguing that the terminology is being used to downplay the severity of illegal activities in the state. The opposition party suggested that such linguistic gymnastics do not address the ground reality faced by citizens regarding safety and justice.
The controversy highlights the ongoing political debate in Bihar concerning the effectiveness of the current government in maintaining public order. Critics argue that labeling serious offenses as mere 'misdeeds' undermines the credibility of the administration's commitment to law enforcement.