Patna: A heated verbal confrontation erupted in the Bihar Legislative Council after Deputy Chief Minister Bijendra Yadav and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MLC Sunil Singh exchanged sharp remarks during the proceedings.
The confrontation began when Sunil Singh repeatedly interrupted the Deputy Chief Minister while he was addressing the House. As the interruptions continued, Bijendra Yadav strongly objected and asked the RJD leader to stop disrupting his speech.
The situation quickly escalated into a war of words. Responding to the repeated interruptions, Bijendra Yadav launched a sharp attack on the RJD. He alleged that the party was “born out of corruption” and therefore had no moral authority to lecture others on corruption-related issues.
The Deputy Chief Minister’s remarks triggered strong reactions from the opposition benches. Members from both the ruling alliance and the opposition exchanged protests, leading to a tense atmosphere inside the Legislative Council.
The exchange came during discussions on governance and public issues, where allegations and counter-allegations over corruption dominated the debate. Such confrontations have become a recurring feature of Bihar’s legislative sessions, reflecting the intense political rivalry between the ruling NDA and the opposition RJD
Despite the heated arguments, the proceedings continued after intervention from the Chair, which urged members to maintain order and allow the House to function smoothly.
The incident has once again highlighted the sharp political divide in Bihar, with corruption remaining one of the key issues in the state’s political discourse.