Bihar Video: Chaos at JDU Workers’ Conference! On-Stage Fistfight Intrigues Viewers; Watch

Bihar Video: A Sunday event intended to foster unity among party workers turned chaotic in Motihari, Bihar. The JDU workers’ conference at Bapu Auditorium, attended by over 4,000 supporters and key leaders, took a shocking turn when a heated argument spiraled into a physical brawl. This incident, captured on video and now widely shared as a Bihar video on social media, has sparked questions about the party’s internal discipline.

Bihar Video Captures Heated Argument Turning Physical

A video of the incident was uploaded on the X account of FirstBiharJharkhand. The caption read, “Huge ruckus in JDU workers conference in Motihari: Fierce fighting between two supporters, heavy kicking and punching between JDU district president's son and other supporters.”

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मोतिहारी में JDU कार्यकर्ता सम्मेलन में भारी बवाल: दो समर्थकों के बीच जमकर हुई मारपीट, JDU जिलाध्यक्ष के बेटे और दूसरे समर्थकों के बीच जमकर चले लात-घूंसे.#Bihar #BiharNews #jdu #Motihari pic.twitter.com/yyCIkoffmB

— FirstBiharJharkhand (@firstbiharnews) December 15, 2024

According to reports, the altercation began with a dispute involving Rohit Kumar, son of JDU district president Manju Devi, and another party worker. What started as a verbal argument quickly escalated into a fistfight, disrupting the event for nearly two minutes. Despite efforts by leaders to restore order, the workers refused to back down, prolonging the chaos.

Simmering Tensions Within JDU’s East Champaran Unit

Reports suggest that the brawl may have stemmed from frustrations over speaking opportunities at the event. However, no official statement has been made to confirm these claims. The incident has spotlighted internal tensions within JDU’s East Champaran unit, where rival factions appear to be clashing for dominance.

The disorder didn’t end with the on-stage fight. Some media reports suggest that the chaos continued during lunch arrangements, with many attendees complaining about poor management. This incident has raised concerns about the local leadership’s organisational abilities and their capacity to ensure unity among party workers.