The opposition INDIA bloc in Bihar has announced a series of state-wide protests over the alleged deterioration in the law and order situation, claiming daily incidents of murder, kidnapping, extortion, and rape. Leaders from RJD, Congress, CPI-ML, and other parties participated in marches and criticized Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for failing to address public safety concerns. The protests come in response to high-profile crimes, including the murders of former minister Mukesh Sahni's father and a triple murder in Saran. Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary defended the government, contrasting it with previous administrations. The opposition plans to raise these issues in the upcoming monsoon session of the assembly, hoping to pressure the government into action.