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As BJP leaders from across India prepare to gather next month to receive the final blueprint for the party’s Lok Sabha election strategy, the party is confident that the nation’s mood is in its favour.
NITISH Kumar’s betrayal of his partner RJD — again — to stake claim to form a government with the BJP is a test for the leadership for the RJD’s young heir Tejashwi Yadav, who came into his own only in the 2020 Assembly elections, with the phasing out of Lalu Prasad, his ailing father and Nitish’s contemporary who has perhaps seen the JD(U) supremo do this enough times to not be fazed.
In the course of less than one-and-half years, Bihar Chief Minister and Janata Dal (United) supremo Nitish Kumar broke up with the Mahagathbandhan (grand alliance) to join hands with the BJP again, to take oath as the CM at the head of the NDA government for ninth time Sunday.
Switching sides for the fifth time in just over a decade, JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar returned to the NDA on Sunday, less than 18 months after he left the alliance, and took oath as the Bihar Chief Minister for the ninth time.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar resigned from his post on Sunday, bringing the Mahagathbandhan government to an end. He is expected to form a new government in alliance with the BJP, and is expected to be sworn in later in the day.
The journey of the Opposition INDIA alliance began at his official residence seven months ago. As Nitish Kumar walked out of the alliance Sunday to return to the BJP-led NDA, the leaders of the embattled Opposition coalition were clearly at their wits’ end despite sensing the Bihar situation over the last few days. The biggest setback though is for the Congress.
Bihar Chief Minister and Janata Dal (United) supremo Nitish Kumar has struck an alliance with the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) once again, making it the fourth time in the past decade that he has switched sides.
Joining hands with JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar to form a new NDA government in Bihar with Nitish as the Chief Minister, the BJP has chosen two of its senior leaders – state party president Samrat Choudhary and erstwhile Leader of Opposition Vijay Sinha – as the Deputy CMs.