News India Live, Digital Desk: A new uproar broke out in the politics of Bihar on Saturday, when during the ‘Save Constitution March’ of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), party workers created a ruckus outside the state headquarters of BJP in Patna. During this, not only anti-government slogans were raised, but some workers also raised slogans of “Allahu Akbar”, due to which the whole atmosphere got heated. The whole drama happened in front of Shreyasi Singh. The interesting thing is that this uproar happened exactly when BJP MLA and well-known shooter Shreyasi Singh was holding a press conference inside the office. She was also speaking on the same issue on which RJD was taking out this march – i.e. Constitution and reservation. The matter is that RJD, by taking out ‘Save Constitution March’, is accusing BJP and NDA that they want to change the Constitution and abolish reservation. During this march, hundreds of RJD workers and supporters reached right in front of the BJP office. At first they were shouting slogans peacefully, but suddenly the atmosphere became violent. The workers started creating ruckus at the gate of BJP office. Meanwhile, some people started raising slogans of “Allahu Akbar”, after which the situation became even more tense. Shreyasi Singh responded. When Shreyasi Singh, who was holding a press conference inside the office, came to know about this uproar and sloganeering, she also showed a sharp attitude. Taking aim at RJD, he said that those who had violated the Constitution during their rule, are today pretending to save the Constitution. He alleged that RJD is deliberately trying to divide the society and do politics of polarization by spreading lies and rumors just before the elections. This incident is not just a demonstration, but also shows the growing tension between the two major parties before the Bihar elections. On one hand RJD is trying to corner BJP on the issue of Constitution and reservation, while on the other hand BJP is calling it a conspiracy to polarize RJD. This sloganeering and uproar has added more heat to the election atmosphere of Bihar.