Once again there is a stir regarding power in Bihar. There is talk that CM Nitish Kumar is going to return to NDA. NDA coalition government is going to be formed once again in Bihar. With this, not only do the paths of RJD and JDU seem to be diverging, but the rift which was being feared between them for the past several days, seems to be turning into a chasm.
Lalu and Nitish are not talking.
There is silence in both the camps of Nitish and Lalu and no one is giving a straight answer. However, there are many heated discussions in the market. Some time back it had come to light that there was no talk between Lalu and Nitish, but now it has also come to light that Lalu has called Nitish Kumar several times.
Lalu called Nitish 5 times!
Amidst the political storm in Bihar politics, there is a discussion that Lalu Yadav has called Nitish Kumar 5 times, but the current Bihar CM has refused to talk. Lalu Yadav also dialed the phone from land line, but there was no discussion on that either. Overall, it is being said that Lalu Yadav wants to know the clear situation on this entire scenario, but Nitish Kumar seems to be in no mood to give any answer right now.
What did RJD Vice President Shivanand Tiwari say?
On the other hand, another big thing has come to light in the context of RJD Vice President. RJD Vice President Shivanand Tiwari raised the question as to how Nitish can join NDA. On this matter, he said in a surprised tone, 'Even the peon of BJP office has said that he will not be taken into BJP, what else has the state president of Bihar BJP told Nitish Kumar, how can he still go? He further added that he had sought time to meet Nitish Kumar yesterday, but has not received the time yet. We also told Nitish, what's the matter, I don't have time, then he (Nitish Kumar) said let's tell today. How will Nitish Kumar get his name registered in history? We still do not have confidence that Nitish Kumar will go from here to there.
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Have BJP MLAs accepted Nitish Kumar as CM?
At the same time, a news is also coming that BJP MLAs have agreed to accept Nitish as their CM. BJP MLA Raju Singh is ready to welcome Nitish Kumar. He has praised Nitish Kumar. Even before the game was played, BJP MLAs have started praising CM Nitish. He has said that if the top leadership makes him the CM, we will accept it.
Nitish Kumar is angry with Congress
Let us tell you that JDU sources told India Today that Nitish Kumar is angry with Congress. Not giving the post of INDIA Block Convenor to Nitish Kumar was a humiliating act. Nitish Kumar is said to be angry with Congress due to delay in seat sharing agreement and no decision on the post of coordinator. JDU was eyeing 17 (16+1) Lok Sabha seats and the post of coordinator of India Block. At the same time, BJP has called a meeting of all MPs and MLAs in Patna at 4 pm on Saturday. Top BJP sources said that the central leadership has asked the Bihar state unit not to hurry in proposing the formula for government formation in Bihar.
Vinod Tawde reaching Bihar on Saturday
The decision is likely to be taken after the two-day executive meeting starting from Saturday. Bihar BJP in-charge Vinod Tawde is reaching Bihar tomorrow morning. Lalu Yadav is now seen in a mood of 'Aar Ya Paar'. Lalu Yadav wants clarity from Nitish Kumar. Nitish Kumar should clear the doubts by evening. An appeal has been made for Nitish through RJD leader Manoj Jha. At present the talks between Nitish and Lalu-Tejashwi have stopped, that is why an appeal was made through the media.
More than 10 Congress MLAs are in touch with BJP
Amidst this noise of ongoing discussions and turmoil regarding the change of power in Bihar, sources are also making big claims about Congress. It is being said that many Congress MLAs are also in touch with BJP, hence BJP is also keeping its eyes on the Bihar Congress MLAs. Due to this situation, claims are being made that BJP will become stronger in the state.
BJP will compromise with Nitish Kumar on its own terms!
According to BJP sources, more than 10 Congress MLAs are in touch with BJP. It is reported quoting sources that BJP has its eyes on the Congress MLAs of Bihar and ten MLAs can separate and form their own group. On the other hand, BJP will compromise with Nitish Kumar on its own terms.
BJP's eyes on Luv-Kush votes
All existing allies of BJP will be taken care of. Pashupati Paras, Chirag Paswan, Upendra Kushwaha and Jitan Ram Manjhi will get respectable places. BJP also has its eyes on Luv-Kush votes. It is being said that if Nitish and Kushwaha stay together, there will be a big advantage in the elections. The BJP alliance is expecting huge gains in the 2025 assembly elections.
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Deputy CM Tejashwi's name removed from the chair!
Amidst the discussions about change of power in Bihar, a scene was seen at Bihar Raj Bhavan on Friday evening which is enough to show the widening gap between JDU and RJD. Actually what happened was that CM Nitish Kumar was sitting on his seat. The chair next to him was empty. Tejashwi's name was written on a strip attached to the head of the chair. It is being said that Ashok Chaudhary came, removed the strip and sat on the chair next to Nitish Kumar.
Ask only those who did not come to Raj Bhavan: Nitish
When Nitish Kumar, who reached the government program organized at Raj Bhavan, was asked why Tejashwi did not come to Raj Bhavan and is everything fine in the alliance? He replied, ask only those who did not come to Raj Bhavan. Let us tell you that due to the Republic Day program, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had reached Raj Bhavan. Tejashwi Yadav had distanced himself from this programme. His chair was lying vacant. High tea program was organized by the Governor at Raj Bhavan.
Haiti was organized at Raj Bhavan on the evening of Republic Day.
Let us tell you that on Friday, the tricolor was hoisted on Ane Marg and after this, a celebration was organized at Raj Bhawan in the evening. Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav was not seen in this event. Even the slip written in his name was also removed. Ashok Choudhary sat on the chair named after Tejashwi Yadav and then he was seen showing something on his phone to CM Nitish Kumar. At the same time, Congress leaders have also not participated in this meeting. This is the first time that government allies are not included in this program organized on Republic Day.
Big statement of Congress President Akhilesh Singh
Amidst the political turmoil in Bihar, Bihar Congress President Akhilesh Singh has given a big statement. Along with this, he has also fiercely attacked BJP. He said that Congress is the oldest party. We are ready for any situation. All our MLAs are united. Akhilesh Singh said why questions are not asked to BJP on seat sharing issue. Have Upendra Kushwaha, Chirag Paswan got seats in NDA? We are ready for any situation. Earlier too, attempts have been made to break the MLAs. An MLC had left the party. Did anyone go after this?
Rahul Gandhi's rally in Purnia, Nitish invited, will he go?
Regarding Rahul Gandhi's rally in Purnia, he said that Nitish Kumar has been invited to attend it. National President Mallikarjun Kharge has requested all the allied parties. How does the media know that Nitish Kumar is not attending the rally? I have no information that Nitish is not attending the rally.
Nitish called a meeting of the legislature party on January 28.
Nitish Kumar has called a meeting of JDU legislature party on January 28 at 10 am. It is believed that an important decision can be taken in this meeting. BJP MLAs seem ready to accept Nitish as their CM. Before the game in Bihar, BJP MLAs are seen praising Nitish Kumar. BJP MLA Raju Singh said that if the top leadership makes him (Nitish) the CM, then we will accept it.
RJD called a meeting of MLAs
RJD has called a meeting of its MLAs tomorrow Saturday at 1 pm. Tejashwi Yadav is currently discussing with the ministers of his quota. RJD leader Alok Mehta has reached Raj Bhavan to participate in the government program.
