Desk Correspondent , Patna - A major chapter in Bihar’s political history is coming to an end as Lalu Prasad Yadav and Rabri Devi have started moving out of their long-time home. The bungalow at 10 Circular Road in Patna has been the center of power and family life for the veteran leaders for many years. Workers were seen carrying furniture and personal belongings out of the house as the family prepares for a quiet exit. This move marks a significant change for the couple who have lived in the government-allotted house through many political highs and lows.

The atmosphere around the bungalow remained calm as the shifting process began without much public noise or fanfare. For decades, this address was the place where important party meetings were held and big political decisions were made. Supporters of the RJD party feel a sense of sadness seeing the iconic gates close on an era that defined Bihar politics. One family aide spoke about the transition by saying, "It is an emotional moment as the family prepares to leave a house that has seen so much history." They noted that the exit is being handled with dignity and grace.

The couple is expected to move into a private residence owned by their family members within the city. While they are leaving the official bungalow, their influence on the state's politics remains as strong as ever. Political experts believe that this move shows a shift in focus toward the next generation of the family's leadership. Commenting on the change, a local leader stated, "A house is just a building, but the legacy of Lalu and Rabri will always stay in the hearts of the people." As the house stands empty, many are reflecting on the decades of memories created within those famous walls.