Prashant Kishor on Nitish Kumar: Janata Dal (United) President Nitish Kumar broke ties with the Grand Alliance of Bihar and formed a new government with the NDA on Sunday (28 January), just 7 hours after resigning from the post of CM.
He took oath as the Chief Minister of Bihar for the 9th time. Many leaders took a dig at him on this but Nitish Kumar has said that now he will not go anywhere. Political strategist Prashant Kishore (PK) also reacted regarding Nitish Kumar.
Nitish Kumar will again take a U-turn before the assembly elections – Prashant Kishore
Prashant Kishore has claimed that the alliance that JDU has made with BJP will not last long. Prashant Kishore made a prediction and said that take it in writing today, whatever has been said will happen. Nitish Kumar will again take a U-turn before Bihar assembly elections.
On the questions asked by the media on the political changes in Bihar, CM Nitish Kumar said, “We got freedom, we came back to where we were, now there is no question of going here and there.”
Prashant Kishore, while making a political prediction on the statement of CM Nitish Kumar, said that the alliance between BJP and JDU is not going to last after the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
Prashant Kishore said during the press conference, “I had told earlier also that Nitish Kumar Lok Sabha Elections Will not fight together with the Grand Alliance. This is what happened and now I am saying that in the next 6 months before the assembly, they will turn again.”
‘Nitish Kumar has never been the architect of India Alliance’
Prashant Kishore also said that Nitish Kumar was never the architect of ‘India Alliance’. He was even described as the face of the PM. The way India Alliance was formed and the efforts made for it, it does not seem that the parties are going to get any major benefit. PK raised many questions regarding ‘India Alliance’. He mentioned the shortcomings of the alliance.
Prashant Kishore said that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had no strength in the India alliance. Just because a meeting is held in Patna, CM Nitish does not become its ‘initiator’. As far as the largest party in the India alliance is concerned, it is Congress. After that there are Trinamool Congress and DMK. He said that the image of CM Nitish Kumar has become only as ‘Palturam’ politician in the country.