Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is facing backlash from Muslim communities in India for his backing of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, and perceived disregard for their concerns. A “dhokhebaaz” (meaning deceitful) poster targeting Kumar over the Waqf bill has surfaced outside former Chief Minister Rabri Devi’s residence, adding to the criticism. This development comes on the heels of a video controversy involving Kumar making gestures during the national anthem, further fueling discontent among various groups. The emergence of the poster highlights the growing tensions and dissatisfaction within the Muslim community towards Kumar’s administration. The Waqf bill has been a contentious issue, with many accusing Kumar of not adequately addressing the interests of the community. The poster appearing outside Rabri Devi’s home serves as a visual representation of the discontent and frustration felt by some towards the Chief Minister. As the criticism mounts, Kumar is facing increasing pressure to address the concerns raised by Muslim groups and work towards rebuilding trust and solidarity within the community. The political implications of these events remain to be seen as Kumar navigates these challenges and attempts to maintain his standing among various demographics in Bihar.