During a session of the Bihar Legislative Council, RJD leader and former Chief Minister Rabri Devi confronted Chief Minister Nitish Kumar regarding the state of law and order, demanding his resignation. This provoked a furious reaction from Kumar, who resorted to derogatory remarks, referring to Rabri Devi as 'that girl' and commenting on the political lineage of the Lalu family. The situation highlighted ongoing tensions between Kumar and the RJD leadership.

Just days prior, Kumar had also lost his temper when RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav interrupted him during an address about government achievements. Kumar, addressing Yadav as a 'child', exhibited a pattern of personal attacks against the Lalu family, raising questions about his motivations for such behavior. This consistent targeting indicates a deepening political rivalry and perhaps reflects Kumar's frustrations with RJD's opposition.

The rhetorical exchanges between Kumar, Rabri Devi, and Tejashwi Yadav spotlight the fractious political landscape of Bihar, particularly the animosity held by the JD(U) against the RJD. The implications of these personal attacks extend beyond mere political discourse, potentially impacting the dynamics of Bihar's governance as the tension between these political factions continues to rise, especially with upcoming electoral contests on the horizon.