Rakshabandhan was celebrated with enthusiasm and affection across Bihar. On this auspicious festival symbolizing the bond between brothers and sisters, many sisters visited jails to tie rakhis to their incarcerated brothers. Amid arrangements made by the jail administration, sisters tied rakhis on their brothers' wrists from outside the bars, wishing them well-being. Emotional scenes were witnessed in various jails across the state, including Muzaffarpur.

Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary also celebrated Rakshabandhan at his official residence, where sisters tied rakhis on his wrist. He was seen in a distinctive yellow kurta and pink dhoti, extending festive greetings to all. Health Minister Nishant Kumar celebrated the festival at his residence, where Brahma Kumari sisters tied rakhis, conveying a message of sibling love and trust.

Former Chief Minister Nitish Kumar used the occasion to advocate for environmental protection, urging people to plant and save trees. He spread awareness on this crucial issue through a tweet. Meanwhile, Lalu Prasad Yadav's entire family was in Delhi for Rakshabandhan, where Tejashwi Yadav and Tej Pratap Yadav had rakhis tied by their sisters. Prashant Kishor, founder of Jan Suraj Party, also celebrated Rakshabandhan at his party office, where women tied rakhis on him, and he expressed his gratitude. Thus, from the Chief Minister's residence to jails and political offices, Rakshabandhan was celebrated across Bihar in various forms, showcasing the unbreakable bond of sibling love and social harmony.