Patna, Jan. 24 -- Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Sanjay Yadav on Saturday criticised the Nitish Kumar-led double-engine government in Bihar over rising crime and inadequate surveillance, asserting that nearly "70,000 murders have taken place" across the state in the last 2 decades.

Speaking to reporters in Patna about the detoriating the law and order situation in Bihar, the RJD MP said that "police stations don't have CCTV cameras", but they had "given Rs 10,000 to each woman during elections."

"More than 70,000 murders have taken place in Bihar in the last 20 years. How many CCTV cameras are installed in Bihar? Their police stations don't even have CCTV cameras, but during elections, they give Rs 10,000 to each woman," Yadav said ...