Truly, Nitish Kumar belongs to everyone. Told it once again.
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“Today we resigned. We wrote to the Governor to end the existing government. It was not going well here, we will take a decision with the old alliance.”- Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said around this. Not more than that. In such a situation, the question is being raised that why Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who had staked claim to resign along with the old partner and form the government with the new partner, this time left only by submitting his resignation and talking about further decision? The answer to this is being received from within the commotion in the name of National President JP Nadda in the Bharatiya Janata Party office since 7 am in the morning and the silence seen till now in the JDU-RJD office. It is being told that BJP had set a condition that first you should go and resign yourself and gain our trust. Another thing is coming that after waiting for the next step of Rashtriya Janata Dal, BJP will go to Raj Bhavan with JDU to show solidarity.
Nitish was forced to not answer the question
The media had reached out to the Chief Minister with the questions arising in the minds of the common man that why does he change sides again and again and why has he changed this time? Like last time, CM Nitish could not make any big allegations like corruption. He said that everything was not going well. He said that he was keeping quiet because everything was not going well. Regarding the next government, he also said in a hint that “Just talk to the earlier alliance… see, you will know.” Actually, information is being received from BJP veterans that the party had decided not to go along with it this time. The party wanted Nitish Kumar himself to resign and then further decision should be taken after seeing the attitude of RJD. That’s what happened. Nitish resigned and left further talks in the name of a meeting with the National Democratic Alliance. When the CM openly announced his resignation, the BJP opened its preparations. Under the leadership of Bihar BJP President Samrat Chaudhary, BJP leaders left for the CM residence.
