Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Bihar Assembly Session Ends Amid Opposition Disruptions
The Bihar Assembly's recent session was a mess.
The Chief Minister was upset with the opposition because they caused a lot of chaos and didn't let anyone talk.
The opposition wore black clothes and protested about the voter lists, blocking the doors.
The government still managed to pass some new laws and a budget for next year.
There was a lot of yelling and not much actual work got done.
The next session will be after the elections in the fall.
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar criticized Opposition legislators for 'irrational behavior' during the Assembly session.
The Monsoon Session of the Bihar Assembly concluded without meaningful discussion due to disruptions.
Opposition members protested in black attire and blocked the Assembly gate over voter list revision.
The government passed the first supplementary budget and 13 bills, including a skill university bill.
JD(U) and BJP legislators wore helmets, alleging the opposition sought to create lawlessness.
- Who
- Nitish Kumar, Opposition legislators, JD(U), and BJP legislators.
- What
- The Monsoon Session of the Bihar Assembly was marked by disruptions and heated exchanges.
- When
- The Monsoon Session concluded on Friday.
- Where
- Bihar Assembly and Legislative Council.
- Why
- The session was disrupted due to disagreements over the voter list revision and other issues.
Opposition
Government/Ruling Parties
Voter List Revision
Opposition
Protested the voter list revision, claiming irregularities and unfairness.
Government/Ruling Parties
Government assured no legitimate voter would be removed.
- Event
- Monsoon Session
- Location
- Bihar Assembly
- Chief Minister
- Nitish Kumar
- Key Issue
- Voter list revision
- Bills Passed
- Supplementary budget, Jan Nayak Karpoori Thakur Skill University Bill, and 12 others
- Next Session
- Expected in November