Bihar CM's Viral 'No Apradh' Remark Sparks Row; Chirag Paswan Demands Complete End to Crime

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A political controversy erupted following Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary's remarks claiming that while crime might happen, there is no apradh in the state and the concept of criminals has ended. Reacting to the statement, Union Minister Chirag Paswan responded by emphasising the need to eradicate both crime and criminals from Bihar. Paswan noted that under the Chief Minister's leadership, who also heads the home department, law and order must ensure Bihar becomes safe. The development follows widespread political reactions over the distinction made between crime and crime in Bihar.

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00:05Now, shifting focus, some more news coming in.

00:08Union Minister Chirag Paswan has now countered the statement that was made by the Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary.

00:14Remember, Samrat Chaudhary had said that there's no aparad in Bihar, though crime continues,

00:20to which now Union Minister Chirag Paswan has countered, saying that there should be an end to crime as well

00:27as criminals in the state of Bihar.

00:29So, after the remark that went viral, that was made by the Bihar Chief Minister, that crime hain aparad nahi.

00:36There's no aparad in the state of Bihar, though crime still continues.

00:39After that, now Chirag Paswan has countered the statement, saying that there should be an end to crime as well

00:45as criminals in the state of Bihar.

00:47Listen in.

01:00So, we all have to be aware of the Bihar, the Bihar first, the Bihar first, the Bihar first.

01:30Aparad ko samap karne ke prati, aparadiyo ko samap karne ke prati.

01:34To, man maanung ga, ki unki baat bilkul sahiya.

01:37Amara hain koi aparad nahi hai.

01:41Aparad ka koncept hii khutam ho chuka hai.

01:46Crime ho sakta hai.

01:48Lekin aparad nahi hai.

01:51Koi aparad hai nahi hai.

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