RJD leader and opposition leader in Bihar’s legislative council Rabri Devi says she will not vacate a Patna residence at 10, Circular Road after the state building construction department issues an order allotting the property to Dairy and Fisheries Minister Nand Kishor Ram. Reporters question her over the order, and she responds by saying Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary should “let [her] get evicted by force,” adding she will not leave the premises. The outlets also note that the issue had been raised earlier: Rabri Devi says she was first asked to move out in November last year when Nitish Kumar was still chief minister. The reactions are framed around competing claims about entitlement to the bungalow and the timing of directives relating to Rabri Devi’s continued occupancy. The reporting reflects her refusal to vacate while the state’s allotment decision places the bungalow under the minister’s entitlement. No details are provided across sources about enforcement actions or legal steps, but the dispute is ongoing following the latest allotment order.