Patna, May 22: Bihar’s Minister Ramkripal Yadav has responded to Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary’s remarks regarding criminals. He emphasized the government’s commitment to establishing the rule of law, stating that anyone who challenges the law will not be spared.
Yadav also commented on the ongoing crisis in Gulf countries, noting that many nations are struggling. He welcomed the United States’ efforts to promote peace.
Regarding the extreme heat, Yadav warned of health risks associated with the rising temperatures. He advised people to avoid going out unnecessarily during the day, as the heat increases the likelihood of illness. Reports indicate a rise in hospital visits due to heat-related ailments like fever and vomiting. He urged parents to keep children indoors and mentioned that the government is taking steps to combat the heatwave.
In response to opposition allegations, Yadav stated that the global crisis is affecting the entire world, and the central government is making every effort to address the situation. He criticized the opposition for their lack of understanding.
On law and order in Bihar, Yadav asserted that the situation is under control and actions are being taken against criminals. He dismissed claims that certain communities are being targeted, stating that crime knows no caste. He questioned whether police ask for caste before taking action against criminals. He urged political leaders to refrain from making baseless accusations.
Finally, addressing the rise in milk prices, Yadav noted that prices for all goods have increased, making it natural for milk prices to rise as well. He mentioned that milk is sold at a subsidized rate and referred to it as “nectar.”
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