Bihar Turned Into Crime Capital: Rahul Gandhi Reacts Strongly to Gopal Khemka Murder

New Delhi (The Uttam Hindu): Congress MP Rahul Gandhi targeted BJP and the state's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over the law and order situation in Bihar. Taking the Gopal Khemka murder case as a basis, Rahul Gandhi alleged that BJP and Nitish Kumar together have made Bihar the 'crime capital of India'.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said in a post on social media platform X, "The public shooting of businessman Gopal Khemka in Patna has once again proved that the BJP and Nitish Kumar together have made Bihar the 'crime capital of India'. Today Bihar is living under the shadow of loot, shooting and murder. Crime has become the 'new normal' here - and the government has completely failed."

He further wrote, “Brothers and sisters of Bihar, this injustice cannot be tolerated any more. The government which cannot protect your children cannot take responsibility for your future. Every murder, every robbery, every bullet – is a cry for change. Now is the time for a new Bihar – where there is no fear, but progress. This time the vote is not just to change the government, but to save Bihar.”

Let us tell you that criminals murdered well-known industrialist Gopal Khemka late on Friday night. The incident took place near Ramgulam Chowk in Gandhi Maidan police station area. The police has formed a special investigation team (SIT) to arrest the accused in this case. Businessmen are angry with this incident.

Bihar DGP Vinay Kumar claimed on Sunday that the entire picture of this murder case will be clear in the next one or two days. He said that several police teams continued to raid different places in Patna and Vaishali districts throughout the night. During this, more than a dozen suspects have been detained, who are currently being questioned. The attacker who shot Gopal Khemka has been tracked in CCTV cameras installed not only at the crime scene but also in other parts of the city. The attacker's motorcycle has been identified, but his face could not be clearly identified due to him wearing a helmet.