Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar lost his cool at Tejashwi Yadav in the state assembly on Friday after the opposition leader raised the criminal cases against him in a scathing attack. In a fit of rage, the Chief Minister demanded an investigation into the allegations levied by Tejashwi against him. Tejashwi also called out the speech made by JDU chief in which he had referred the Rashtriya Janata Dal supremo's large family, and suggested it showed Lalu Yadav's preference of having male children. Tejashwi reminded the chief minister that the youngest child of his parents was a girl, born after two sons.
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