Both sides blamed one another for provoking the conflict. BJP members informed India Today TV that they were conducting a peaceful demonstration outside the Congress office in Patna before individuals reportedly began throwing stones. Conversely, Congress claimed that BJP supporters were hurling stones from outside.

A confrontation occurred in Patna between BJP and Congress activists after members of the ruling party at the Centre invaded the Congress office, demonstrating against disparaging comments directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi during Rahul Gandhi's Voter Adhikar Yatra.

Each side blamed the other for provoking the conflict. BJP members informed India Today TV that they were staging a peaceful demonstration outside the Congress office in Patna before individuals reportedly began throwing stones. Conversely, the Congress alleged that BJP supporters were hurling stones from outside.

A Congress member cautioned that their party would "respond" to the BJP regarding their supposed involvement. "A suitable response will be provided." This is occurring with the participation of the government. "Nitish Kumar is making a mistake," said Congress member Dr Ashutosh to news agency ANI.

BJP members are calling for Congress to issue an unconditional apology regarding the supposed insults aimed at PM Modi during a rally held by Rahul Gandhi recently.

Darbhanga Police have apprehended Mohammad Rizvi, also known as Raja, for reportedly making derogatory comments about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his mother.

The BJP fully committed to assaulting the Congress. "Rahul Gandhi, the language and insults directed at PM Modi that you are employing and encouraging others to use from the platform are utterly unacceptable." "You need to express regret to the country for this, and the residents of Bihar will never overlook it," said party spokesperson Neeraj Kumar.