Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
New Delhi: These days, there is a lot of speculation in the political circles of Bihar about the next step of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Some say that Nitish is putting pressure on the INDI Alliance from time to time so that it does not remain at a loss while bargaining for seats, while others are again talking about his joining the NDA. Meanwhile, the Central Government announced the award of Bharat Ratna to former Bihar Chief Minister Karpoori Thakur, after which Nitish thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Amidst these speculations, India TV conducted a ‘poll’ to know the public opinion on this issue.
Most of the people said- Nitish will come with BJP
We had asked the public that ‘Is the announcement of Modi government giving Bharat Ratna to Karpoori Thakur a sign of Nitish Kumar again joining the BJP?’ Whose options were ‘yes’, ‘no’ and ‘can’t say’. A total of 6549 people responded to this poll. Of these, 68 percent believed that the announcement of giving Bharat Ratna to Karpoori Thakur is an indication that Nitish is going to join hands with BJP once again. At the same time, 24 percent people denied any such possibility in their answers. There were also 8 percent people who have not been able to reach any conclusion yet.
Most people believe that Nitish can once again go with BJP.
Nitish’s latest statements gave rise to speculations
Let us inform that on Tuesday, the Center had decided to give Bharat Ratna to former Chief Minister of Bihar Karpoori Thakur, after which Nitish Kumar, in the party rally organized to celebrate the 100th birth anniversary of his thinker and guru Karpoori Thakur, not only PM Narendra Modi Not only expressed his gratitude but also took a dig at nepotism. This sarcasm of Nitish was considered a target on RJD supremo Lalu Yadav, after which Lalu’s daughter Rohini attacked the Bihar CM by making ‘X’ gestures. Looking at all these developments, it can be said that there may be many ups and downs in the politics of Bihar in the coming days.
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