In this episode of ‘Editorial,’ Mr. Sujit Nair delved into the issue of multiple bridge collapses in Bihar over the past week and the newly discovered cracks in the recently inaugurated Atal Setu, directing launching a scathing attack towards the ruling BJP. On June 23, an under-construction bridge in East Champaran district collapsed, marking the third such incident in Bihar within a week. Officials reported that the collapse occurred in Ghorasahan block in Motihari, with no casualties. The 16-meter-long bridge, costing ₹1.5 crore, was being built over a canal by the state's Rural Works Department (RWD) to connect Amwa village to other areas. Additionally, cracks have emerged on the approach road to Atal Setu, India’s longest sea bridge, just six months after its inauguration, raising concerns about the construction quality. The Maharashtra Congress attributed these issues to corruption within the ruling coalition at both state and national levels.