"Bihar First, Bihari First"

Brut India

"Biharis have achieved, but Bihar is lagging behind," said Lok Sabha MP Chirag Paswan as he pinned the blame on CM Nitish Kumar in an interview with Brut.

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00:00In big media houses, there are Bihari CEOs, CFOs, and HODs.

00:07They are raped, looted, abducted, and raped by small girls and thrown into the river.

00:14We see that the biggest labour force in Bihar is outside the area.

00:22What is the reason for this and how can this be set right?

00:25This can be set right only if you have a vision for my state.

00:29The problem with my state has been that there has been no policy or vision for Bihar.

00:35Even today, if you ask my Chief Minister and why I mention him in every question and answer,

00:41it is because he has been the Chief Minister of my state for the past 18 years.

00:45And 18 years is a very long time.

00:49If you want, you can take my state to many places.

00:53But in these 18 years, what was my Chief Minister's vision for Bihar?

00:57Can you name 5 things that he did for Bihar?

01:02When he came to Bihar in 2005, he said that his dream was to bring back the people who had fled from Bihar to his state.

01:10What will the Chief Minister, who could not fulfil his dream in 18 years, do for the Bihari people?

01:16This is definitely a question that arises.

01:19It is a shame to say this, but we have only remained labour manufacturers.

01:25In every corner of the country, in every corner of the foreign countries, Biharis go there and work as labourers.

01:31Also, when there is another beautiful part of our state.

01:36Correct me if I am wrong, but in all the big media houses, there are Biharis on big posts.

01:43In business houses, there are CEOs and CFOs.

01:46In big hospitals, there are HODs.

01:51Needless to say, there are ISIPS officers.

01:55When Bihari has come so far, how did Bihar leave so far behind?

01:58My Chief Minister blames my Bhugol state for not having an industry.

02:04There is no problem in Bhugol, Chief Minister.

02:07It is your intention that is at fault.

02:09You don't want an industry there.

02:11Even today, my children go to Kota to study.

02:13Consider the situation in Kota as an example.

02:15There is a Bihari who studies there.

02:17There is a Bihari who teaches there.

02:18The owner of most of the educational institutions in Bihar has a Rajasthani system there.

02:23Why can't this system be in Bihar, Patna, Bhagalpur, Muzaffarpur?

02:28This will happen when you think in that direction.

02:32The most important issue is law and order.

02:35Without law and order, there will be no industry in any state.

02:40Law and order has been a very important issue in Bihar.

02:43If you get a chance to set it right, how will you do it?

02:47There is a need to sanitize the entire system.

02:50First of all, there is a need to address it.

02:53You will have to accept that the law and order system is very worrisome there.

02:58There are murders happening every day.

03:01I don't know and I don't think that any other girl or boy of my age,

03:04maybe that jungle Raj, the decade of the 90s,

03:07and which was not long ago.

03:09In the 2020 elections, the Chief Minister used to stand up and say,

03:12go and ask your forefathers how Bihar was 15 years ago.

03:16We don't remember how Bihar was 15 years ago.

03:19It doesn't matter to us how Bihar was 15 years ago.

03:22You tell us how Bihar is today.

03:25The reality in Bihar today is that murders are happening every day.

03:28Robberies, kidnappings, rapes are happening every day.

03:31Young girls are being raped and thrown into the river.

03:35And my Chief Minister remains silent.

03:37Why? Again, my Chief Minister comes into question.

03:40Because he is not only the Chief Minister of my state,

03:42he is also the Home Minister of my state.

03:44The law and order system in India, the federal structure,

03:48the way the constitution distributes rights,

03:51all these issues come under the state government.

03:55Law and order, education, health.

03:57And in all these matters, our government has been completely unsuccessful.

04:01My state is such a state where the conviction rate is only 6-7%.

04:06That is, if there are 100 crimes, then 6 or 7 people are caught.

04:09That too, how much the investigation will be, that comes into question later.

04:13Whereas in other states of the country, the conviction rate is almost 80-90%.

04:18If you go to Kerala, I think it is 91-92%.

04:21So there is a state where the morale of the criminals is so high

04:26that it is not possible without political protection.

04:29But maybe there will be a panchayat where the production of poison,

04:34that is, the production of unethical liquor,

04:37so that there are no factories.

04:38Now in that, poisonous liquor is made, people drink it and die.

04:41Smuggling is done from restricted areas of liquor bottles.

04:46Now in this, it is not possible without political protection.

04:49All these things are happening.

04:50But if political protection is available, then it should also be investigated.

04:54So will you review the alcohol prohibition policy?

04:58Definitely yes.

05:00I cannot see my people in the guise of poisonous liquor dying.

05:05And in the guise of alcoholism, I cannot see my children being smuggled.

05:09In today's date, they have started smuggling.

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