Rabri Devi Bunglow Shift: The Lalu family, which was influential in Bihar politics for almost two decades, has now been forced to vacate their government residence. The process of vacating the 10 Circular Road bungalow allotted in the name of former Chief Minister Rabri Devi in Patna has finally been started. After the notice was issued by the Bihar government, initially the family opposed it, but ultimately Rabri Devi had to leave the bungalow.
According to the information, when the notice to vacate the house was given by the government, it was expected that perhaps some way would be found. However, this did not happen and after the stipulated deadline was reached, the process of vacating the bungalow started. The government has alternatively allotted a government bungalow at 39 Hardinge Road to Rabri Devi, but at the moment it is not clear whether she will shift there or go to some other place.
These days the situation of Lalu family also seems uncomfortable. Elder daughter Misa Bharti is undergoing eye treatment in Delhi. Elder son Tej Pratap Yadav has already separated from home, while Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav is on a foreign trip. In such a situation, only Lalu Prasad Yadav and Rabri Devi were present in the bungalow in Patna.
Rabri Devi Bunglow Shift Regarding the process, it has been told that the Building Construction Department had issued a notice on 25th November, in which instructions were given to vacate the bungalow by 25th December. Under this, shifting formally started from 25th December. Movement of a pickup vehicle was seen in the bungalow late at night, which intensified discussions in political circles.
Now the question is where will Rabri Devi go. His personal bungalow is completely ready in Mahuabagh area of Patna. Apart from this, the option of government housing is also available at 39 Harding Road. At present, no official information has been given by Rabri Devi on this. overall, Rabri Devi Bunglow Shift It is being seen as an important development in the politics of Bihar.
