CM Samrat Chaudhary Targeted Rabri Devi: Bihar CM Samrat Chaudhary got angry at Rabri Devi for not vacating the government bungalow.

New Delhi. Former Bihar Chief Minister and RJD leader Rabri Devi has received a notice to vacate her 10 Circular Road bungalow, yet she is not vacating the bungalow. Now reacting to this bungalow controversy, current Bihar CM Samrat Chaudhary has targeted Rabri Devi and her family. The Chief Minister said, no one can have inheritance here. It is not a monarchy that you do not have to vacate the house you got. The son needs a separate house, the mother needs a separate house.

The Chief Minister said, we have come to work for the public, so leave aside worrying about your home. The day my party BJP and our leaders tell me that your work ends here, I assure you, within 24 hours I will pick up my bag and shift to my personal residence, not to any government bungalow. We have come here for the welfare of the public, not for our own welfare.

CM said, some people are worried about saving their houses. For the last 10 years, from 2016 to 2026, I became a minister several times, Deputy Chief Minister several times, and was also the Home Minister of Bihar, but I did not live in a government house. Lived in his house of only 2400 square feet. I thank Nitish Kumar ji. I became the Chief Minister on April 15 and Nitish Kumar vacated his government residence on May 1 and shifted to another house. No notice was given to him to vacate the bungalow. This is the promotion of purity. In democracy we are servants of the people. When I came to live in the Chief Minister’s residence, I said that it should be written outside that this is the residence of a public servant. Let us tell you that Rabri Devi has been allotted a government bungalow at 39, Harding Road but she is adamant on not vacating her old bungalow.