Chirag Paswan met Home Minister Amit Shah
New Delhi: There is an uproar in the political circles in Bihar due to the discord between CM Nitish Kumar and RJD. Meanwhile, National President of Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) Chirag Paswan has met Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi. Chirag said that we had many concerns, regarding which we met Amit Shah today. This conversation continued for about half an hour.
What did Chirag say?
Chirag said, ‘We are keeping an eye on the situation in Bihar. Unless the situation is clear, we cannot put forward our point or final stand. Let Nitish Kumar finalize now where he will stay. Presently he is the CM of Grand Alliance. He has not resigned yet.
What is Nitish going to do?
According to sources, Nitish Kumar was feeling insecure in the Indian alliance, because many political experts including Prashant Kishor had said that if JDU remains in the opposition alliance, it will not get even 5 seats in Bihar. Prashant Kishore had claimed that if JDU wins more than five seats, he will apologize to the country.
Besides, Nitish Kumar also feels that his future in the Indi alliance is not looking bright. He led the formation of the Indi Coalition, but failed to become the coalition’s prime ministerial candidate. Since many leaders of India Bloc were not in favor of Nitish Kumar, they ignored him.
It is reported that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar may submit his resignation on Saturday afternoon and sources say that he may take oath as the Chief Minister of Bihar for the eighth time on Sunday. The biggest question that is being asked is what inspired Nitish Kumar to come to NDA from India Bloc and the simple answer is the prestige of Ram Temple in Ayodhya and the way it has favored the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Has created a wave in the country.
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