Bihar's crime surge and Ram temple controversy draw Yadav's ire

Pappu Yadav, representing Purnia in Parliament, raised alarm over a wave of violent incidents sweeping Bihar. He cited recent murders in Begusarai, where a brother pair was slain, and the earlier killing of a relative in Chapra, highlighting a pattern of retaliation and lawlessness that threatens the state's stability.

The MP linked this surge of crime to the broader climate of caste‑driven unrest, asserting that the public is being misled by political narratives that downplay the severity of the situation. He dismissed claims that housing and security cuts for Lalu Prasad Yadav’s family were a priority, labeling them as diversionary tactics.

Turning to the Ram temple "chadhava" theft case, Yadav accused the accused of stabbing the sanctity of Sanatan Dharma. He alleged that the Special Investigation Team was commissioned to shield high‑profile individuals while the true perpetrators remain untouched. According to Yadav, the scandal exemplifies a wider conspiracy to protect powerful interests at the cost of public trust.

Yadav also reiterated his condemnation of the NEET paper‑leak scandal, urging immediate disbandment of the current examination board and a clean‑slate overhaul to ensure fairness. He warned that if such malpractice continues, it undermines the future of the nation’s youth.

The MP wrapped up by calling for swift, transparent action on all fronts, insisting that the government must prioritize law and order over political games.