Union Home Minister Amit Shah has reignited the political debate in Bihar, accusing the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) of creating a period of “jungle raj” two decades ago. Speaking at a public rally, Shah said Chief Minister Nitish Kumar deserves credit for freeing Bihar from that era of lawlessness and restoring order in the state.
Taking a sharp dig at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Shah alleged that the Congress party has always tried to protect illegal immigrants. He emphasized that no infiltrator should ever be given the right to vote, asserting that national security and integrity must come before vote-bank politics.
The Home Minister also made a strong statement on internal security, declaring that India will be completely free from Naxal influence by 2026. He stated that the government will not engage in talks with any armed extremist groups that refuse to surrender their weapons, underlining a firm stance against left-wing extremism.
Drunk Driving Tragedy in Gujarat
In a shocking incident in Mahisagar district, Gujarat, a speeding car collided with a motorcycle, dragging the rider for several kilometers. Eyewitnesses claim the car driver was intoxicated and continued to drive even after the bike got stuck in the vehicle’s bonnet.
Police have detained Manish Patel and Mehul Patel, who were inside the car at the time of the accident. A liquor bottle was also recovered from the vehicle. Unfortunately, the motorcyclist succumbed to injuries sustained during the horrifying drag.
Tensions Rise in Ghaziabad Over Social Media Remark
Meanwhile, in Ghaziabad near Delhi, a teenage girl was allegedly assaulted by members of certain Hindu organizations over a controversial social media comment. The group reportedly gathered outside her home, shouted slogans, and warned of further actions in similar cases.
The local police have taken cognizance of the situation and are investigating the incident to prevent any escalation of communal tension.
A Week of Political and Social Turbulence
From Bihar’s political sparring to disturbing social incidents in Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh, the week highlighted India’s ongoing challenges — balancing law, order, and public sentiment across states.