Rabri Devi Given Final Notice to Vacate Official Residence in Bihar

Rabri Devi, the leader of the opposition in the legislative council, has been given a fourth notice to vacate the 10, Circular Road bungalow and move into a new bungalow (39, Hardinge Road). Rabri had earlier refused, but has now made up her mind. However, she had urged for some arrangements to be made for Lalu's convenience in the new bungalow, for which work is going on at a fast pace. This bungalow had gates and walls in saffron, which are now being painted green. This is the symbol of the RJD in Bihar politics. The fourth notice is valid till June 29 and the government has made it clear that this is the last ultimatum. There is a possibility of further use of force, which may benefit the Lalu family as well as the RJD. Rabri considers it a good idea to vacate the bungalow. Packaging has started inside on Friday.