<p>An effigy of former Bihar chief minister Rabri Devi was set on fire here on Saturday by people allegedly owing allegiance to RJD legislator Chandrika Roy, whose daughter is engaged in a marital dispute with her elder son.</p>.<p>Rabri Devi's party, the RJD, had called a statewide bandh during the day in protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the National Register of Citizens (NRC).</p>.<p>The incident took place in Parsa assembly segment represented by Roy, which falls under Saran Lok Sabha segment - formerly known as Chhapra - which RJD supremo Lalu Prasad represented until being disqualified following his conviction in the fodder scam.</p>.<p>Locals were bemused to see the division within the local RJD unit that played itself out on the streets.</p>.<p>One section of party workers gathered in a procession at a street corner named after Roy's late father Daroga Prasad Rai - a former chief minister - raising slogans against CAA, NRC, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, a sight that was replicated across the state during the day.</p>.<p>Another section, comprising loyalists of Roy, took out a rally a few hundred metres away, condemning Rabri Devi for allegedly beating up and humiliating the MLA's daughter Aishwarya Roy, who is married to her elder son Tej Pratap Yadav.</p>.<p>The couple had tied the knot in May last year and Yadav - known for his volatile temperament and earthy demeanour that is in contrast with his urbane wife - filed a divorce petition six months later.</p>.<p>Aishwarya Roy, who had been staying with Rabri Devi despite the marital dispute, had on Sunday accused her mother-in-law of driving her out of the house after the physical assault.</p>.<p>She later lodged an FIR against Rabri Devi and Tej Pratap Yadav, accusing them of cruelty and domestic violence.</p>.<p>The former CM filed a counter complaint against Aishwarya, alleging that she faced life threat from her daughter-in-law. </p>
<p>An effigy of former Bihar chief minister Rabri Devi was set on fire here on Saturday by people allegedly owing allegiance to RJD legislator Chandrika Roy, whose daughter is engaged in a marital dispute with her elder son.</p>.<p>Rabri Devi's party, the RJD, had called a statewide bandh during the day in protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the National Register of Citizens (NRC).</p>.<p>The incident took place in Parsa assembly segment represented by Roy, which falls under Saran Lok Sabha segment - formerly known as Chhapra - which RJD supremo Lalu Prasad represented until being disqualified following his conviction in the fodder scam.</p>.<p>Locals were bemused to see the division within the local RJD unit that played itself out on the streets.</p>.<p>One section of party workers gathered in a procession at a street corner named after Roy's late father Daroga Prasad Rai - a former chief minister - raising slogans against CAA, NRC, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, a sight that was replicated across the state during the day.</p>.<p>Another section, comprising loyalists of Roy, took out a rally a few hundred metres away, condemning Rabri Devi for allegedly beating up and humiliating the MLA's daughter Aishwarya Roy, who is married to her elder son Tej Pratap Yadav.</p>.<p>The couple had tied the knot in May last year and Yadav - known for his volatile temperament and earthy demeanour that is in contrast with his urbane wife - filed a divorce petition six months later.</p>.<p>Aishwarya Roy, who had been staying with Rabri Devi despite the marital dispute, had on Sunday accused her mother-in-law of driving her out of the house after the physical assault.</p>.<p>She later lodged an FIR against Rabri Devi and Tej Pratap Yadav, accusing them of cruelty and domestic violence.</p>.<p>The former CM filed a counter complaint against Aishwarya, alleging that she faced life threat from her daughter-in-law. </p>