In a recent session of the Bihar Legislative Council, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar voiced his discontent regarding former Chief Minister Rabri Devi. He criticized her and her associates for their lack of significant contributions over the past 15 years, suggesting that their only agenda was to create disturbances rather than engaging in constructive debates. Nitish Kumar emphasized the achievements of the current government over the last two decades and pressed the Speaker to enforce strict measures against those creating uproar in the assembly.

The Chief Minister raised pointed questions about whether the opposition members, specifically from Rabri Devi's camp, possessed the ability to contribute meaningfully to the proceedings or were merely adept at creating chaos without any substantial input. His remarks underscore the ongoing political tension in Bihar, where the ruling coalition is keenly focused on demonstrating its achievements in contrast to the performance of past administrations.

Nitish's comments not only reflect his frustration towards the opposition's antics but also serve as a reminder to the electorate about the government’s narrative of development versus disruption. With upcoming elections, the ruling party aims to strengthen its position by showcasing a contrast between their governance and that of the opposition, which they claim has been ineffective and unproductive.