Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav urged bureaucrats to dispel the misgivings of deterioration in law and order in the state, claiming that the opposition's allegation of Jungle Raj was an attack on them as well. He stressed the role of bureaucrats in building the image of the government and said that it was their collective responsibility to counter such baseless allegations.
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav on Friday claimed that the allegation of 'Jungle Raj' levelled by the opposition was an attack on the bureaucracy as well.He said the narrative of 'Jungle Raj' in Bihar dented the image of the bureaucracy and it was incumbent upon them to dispel misgivings of deterioration in law and order in the state.
"The role of bureaucrats in building the image of the government is quite crucial. Bureaucrats are the real power behind the smooth functioning of the government. We (elected representatives) are not permanent. If we win elections, we will be part of the government. But you people will remain always," he said while addressing civil servants.
"The allegation of Jungle Raj by a section of politicians is an attack on you (bureaucrats) as well. Therefore, it becomes our collective responsibility to counter such allegations and set things right," he said. Yadav said such allegations are baseless and those "negative-minded people" who are currently out of power in Bihar are levelling these charges.
"We should work collectively under the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for the overall development of the state," he added.