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‘Recall Bihar before 2005’, JD(U) state chief says on Jamui harassment row; RJD alleges ‘goonda raj’

  • September 22, 2026

Kushwaha said the government and administration were looking into the matter and assured that those responsible would be arrested at the earliest.

The incident was captured in a video that was widely circulated on social media and triggered public outrage. (X and viral video screengrab )

 

“Recall Bihar before 2005,” JD(U) Bihar president Umesh Singh Kushwaha said while defending the state government’s response to the alleged harassment and molestation of two teenagers in Jamui. His remarks came as Congress and RJD attacked the BJP-led Bihar government over the incident.

The incident was captured in a video that was widely circulated on social media and triggered public outrage. Kushwaha said the government was sensitive to such incidents and assured that those responsible would be arrested at the earliest.

“The government is sensitive to any incident that occurs. Govt and Administration are looking into it. Recall the RJD rule, the time before 2005. Our government is sensitive towards all sporadic incidents that occur… The guilty will be caught by the Police at the earliest,” Kushwaha was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav accused the Bihar government of allowing “goonda raj” to prevail in the state and criticised its handling of the incident.

The JD(U)-BJP coalition is in power in Bihar.

Umesh Kushwaha says remarks were ‘distorted’
Kushwaha later condemned the incident in a post on X and said an SIT had been formed to investigate the case. He also said three accused had been arrested and raids were underway to catch the others.

“The shameful and inhuman incident that has come to light involving a minor girl student in Jamui is extremely heartbreaking, reprehensible, and soul-stirring. An SIT has been formed in the case. Three accused have been arrested, and raids are underway for the arrest of the other accused,” he said.

“Criminals, listen with your ears wide open: there is no place for crime or criminals in Bihar. The government will leave no stone unturned in ensuring time-bound justice for the victim’s family. Such stringent action will be taken against the criminals that it will serve as an example in the future,” he added.

Congress, RJD attack Bihar govt

The incident has triggered a political confrontation in Bihar, with Congress and RJD attacking the BJP-led government over the alleged harassment and molestation of the teenagers.

The opposition parties have raised questions over the law-and-order situation in the state, while the BJP and JD(U) have urged them not to politicise the incident.

Expressing shame over the incident and questioning the safety of girls in Bihar, Tejashwi Yadav said, “This is a truly tragic incident. We are deeply ashamed. The government, however, seems to have lost all sense of shame or decency regarding such events. It raises serious doubts about the safety of girls in Bihar today. Whether it is day or night; whether at college, school, on the street, in a hostel, or even inside or outside their homes—the rise in atrocities against women in Bihar is undeniable. Ask any girl in Bihar today; none of them feel safe—that is the reality. The saddest part is that instead of taking action, the government and the police work to suppress and cover up these matters. Instead of securing justice for victims, they focus on hushing up the cases. It is utterly shameful. A state of lawlessness—gunda-raj — has completely taken hold in Bihar,” he told reporters.

Source: https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/recall-bihar-before-2005-jdu-state-chief-umesh-singh-kushwaha-jamui-harassment-row-congress-rjd-allege-goonda-raj-101790003810456.html

 

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