The continuous attacks on the police in Bihar have become a big challenge for the Nitish government. There have been 7 attacks in the last 10 days, in which two ASI rank officers have lost their lives and many policemen have been killed. The attacks on the police team and officers have raised questions on law and order. In such a situation, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar held a high-level review meeting on Monday regarding the law and order in the state, on which RJD has issued a statement.

"Criminal rule is prevailing in Bihar"

RJD spokesperson Shakti Yadav said on the review meeting on law and order, "Nitish Kumar should be reviewed, the Chief Minister is unconscious, his condition is not fit to run the government, now he is not able to handle it. People are scared of the rampage of criminals in Bihar. Policemen are being beaten up. There is no rule of law in Bihar. Criminal rule is prevailing here. 14 crore Biharis are not safe in these unconscious hands, that is why Bihar is going through a delicate phase these days. Bihar seems scared of the rampage of criminals."

"60,000 murders happened in 20 years of rule"

He said, "60,000 murders happened in 20 years of Nitish Kumar's rule. If we calculate the monthly average, more than 250 murders are happening in Bihar every month. 25,000 rapes and gangrapes have happened. On an average, about 150 rapes and gangrapes are happening every month. Where is the rule of law? The system has completely surrendered in front of the criminals. Nitish Kumar has bowed down at the feet of BJP and the system in front of the criminals and says that there should be a review of law and order."