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BJP and Nitish Kumar made Bihar India’s crime capital: Rahul Gandhi

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Last updated: 6 June, 2025 6:50 PM
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BJP and Nitish Kumar made Bihar India’s crime capital: Rahul Gandhi
BJP and Nitish Kumar made Bihar India’s crime capital: Rahul Gandhi

New Delhi: Leader of Opposition and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has slammed BJP and Nitish Kumar led Bihar government. During his recent visit to Bihar for a conference on ‘safeguarding constitution, Rahul Gandhi said, “BJP and Nitish Kumar have transformed Bihar from “land of knowledge” into the “crime capital”.

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‘90% of Dalits, OBCs do not hold higher positions’: Gandhi‘Bihar showed the path to the whole world’

Speaking at during the conference in Rajgir, Rahul Gandhi said the central government agreed to caste census following his demand to the Narendra Modi administration. The LOP added that the Congress party would take appropriate steps after the census is completed.

‘90% of Dalits, OBCs do not hold higher positions’: Gandhi

The Congress leader argued that the caste census would reveal the exact number of individuals from backward classes, extremely backward classes, and Dalit communities in the country. He emphasised that the census would help determine whether these communities are adequately represented in jobs. Gandhi claimed that 90% of the population of Dalits, OBCs do not hold higher positions. He also highlighted the severe lack of employment opportunities in Bihar, which compels many to seek jobs in other states.

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The Congress leader remarked that since beginning of his political career in 2004, he has observed a bias in loan waivers, where big business tycoons are granted massive loan waivers, while the loans of poor Dalits, tribals, and backward communities were scrutinized and rarely waived.

‘Bihar showed the path to the whole world’

During his speech, Rahul Gandhi said Rajgir was once known as the land of truth, non-violence, and justice. “Today, it is known as the crime capital of Bihar. The condition of the state has deteriorated significantly,” he said.

भाजपा और नीतीश जी ने बिहार को ज्ञान की भूमि से गिरा कर भारत का क्राइम कैपिटल बना दिया है। pic.twitter.com/eSBzH74qTX

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) June 6, 2025

He noted that modern discussions often highlight Japan and Korea, yet the philosophical foundation of their thought can be traced back to Bihar. “This is the true legacy of Bihar—the heritage of truth and justice that once influenced the world. Sadly, the current government has forgotten this,” Gandhi stated.

He concluded by saying that Bihar had once shown the path not only to India but to the entire world. However, today, due to a lack of employment, its people are forced to migrate to other states.

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