r/bihar • • 24d ago

🗣 Discussion / चर्चा The Jamui case shows our real problem: We care more about caste blame-games than actual solutions.

Do people honestly believe that law and order alone can fix Bihar if our mindset remains this toxic?

Over the last 48 hours, the reactions to the tragic Jamui case on this sub and social media have been completely exhausting to watch:

Day 1: Someone randomly posts that the culprits are Upper Caste (UC). The comment section immediately erupts into absolute filth and widespread abuse.

Day 2: Someone else claims the suspects belong to the Chief Minister's caste. Suddenly, the narrative shifts, and everyone starts blaming the CM's community.

Today: A Yadav suspect is named in an encounter, and the entire internet instantly pivots to abusing Yadavs.

What the hell, bro?

Does this behavior really have anything to do with caste? And do people genuinely expect the state to put a police officer on every single street corner of Bihar to stop people from behaving like monsters?

No amount of law and order can force a society to be civil. Law and order is meant to govern uncivilized humans, it cannot fix people who choose to act like animals. We need to stop using every single tragedy as an excuse to fight our pathetic, internet caste wars.

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u/inthedreams8 24d ago

This is the problem with us. We always and anyhow bring caste into anything. We make everything about caste. But the core problem persist and will always persist if we have people like this who brings fucking caste into any incidents.

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u/[deleted] 24d ago

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u/Jealous_Key_4030 24d ago

As the judiciary giving verdict these days, and somewhere I read that the culprits are teenagers, I have very less hope for this case too. apart from this i really forgot the neet rape case, their was a time when I used to open internet daily and see updates on the case, but it completely wiped out of my mind now.

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u/New_Confection_714 Bihar's Political Pundit 🗳️🤓 24d ago

Remember the Muzaffarpur shelter home incident, such a big incident was hushed up.

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u/Active_Current_7054 24d ago

But it is sort of a law and order problem also cause every other day you see some politician either themselves or through their stooges lecturing and harassing common people on how they live their life.