During a recent session of the Bihar state assembly, Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Bijendra Prasad Yadav addressed allegations from the opposition regarding a financial crisis in the state. He firmly stated that there is no shortage of funds and that the state is on a continuous path of development. Yadav countered claims made by the opposition leader, who suggested that the state treasury was empty and questioned how the government could fulfill salary and pension obligations. The finance minister clarified that borrowing is a standard procedure conducted within established norms and limits, facilitated by the Reserve Bank of India and other financial institutions. He reassured that Bihar would not face obstacles in its development journey. The opposition leader highlighted concerns over the state's low per capita income and increasing debt levels, emphasizing the need for accountability in government financial management.