Nitish reached Raj Bhavan(Raj Bhavan)

New Delhi: Amidst speculations about change of government in Bihar, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has reached Raj Bhavan. (Raj Bhavan)  Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has attended the ‘At Home’ reception program at Raj Bhavan along with Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar. However, all the RJD MLAs including Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav are missing from the Governor’s tea party.
There are no good signs regarding the relations between JDU and RJD for the last few days. Now there is news that Nitish Kumar can form a new government on Sunday. He may change sides and rejoin BJP. He has canceled all the programs for the next three-four days.
Different picture seen on the occasion of Republic Day
A glimpse of the internal tussle of the Bihar government was also seen during the program organized in Patna on the occasion of Republic Day. During this program, CM Nitish Kumar and Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav were seen keeping distance from each other. In the picture that surfaced of the program, both the leaders were seen sitting away from each other. Whereas CM Nitish Kumar had one vacant chair.

However RJD has denied these possibilities. On the current political situation of Bihar and India alliance, RJD MP Manoj Kumar Jha said that when this alliance was formed on 9 August 2022, the foundation stone of it was laid by Lalu Yadav, Nitish Kumar and Tejashwi Yadav. The essence of this brick was that we have to stop BJP’s politics of fear, hunger and hatred. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will also be watching television. I am sure they will refute it by the evening.

Will decide the stand after the situation becomes clear – Chirag
Other parties of Bihar which are already included in NDA are currently refraining from saying anything openly on this. LJP (Ram Vilas) National President Chirag Paswan has said that even in the current situation, NDA is so strong in Bihar that we can win 40 out of 40 seats. I don’t know whether Nitish Kumar becomes a part of NDA or remains in India alliance. Once the situation becomes completely clear, only then LJP (Ram Vilas) will decide its stand.

I had already said- Manjhi
Here, Hindustani Awam Morcha leader and former Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi said that I had said a few days ago that something big is going to happen in Bihar after January 25. My point was based on those statements of Nitish Kumar, under which he had attacked RJD. On the basis of that I had made this claim. Nitish Kumar’s dream of becoming PM has been shattered. Therefore, after breaking the alliance, he can contest the Lok Sabha elections independently or join another alliance.

There is doubt whether Nitish will remain with us after the Lok Sabha elections – Kushwaha
Rashtriya Lok Janata Dal President Upendra Kushwaha said, “Right now there is constant discussion that Nitish Kumar will again join the NDA alliance. It is true that Nitish ji is very upset where he is, that is why he wants to leave from there. If BJP’s If we come together in an alliance, then whether we will remain together after the Lok Sabha elections or not is also a big question.”

Nitish Kumar should clarify the situation – Rashid Alvi
Congress leader Rashid Alvi said, “Definitely, Nitish Kumar must clean up the atmosphere that has arisen in Bihar. This weakens the India alliance. Nitish Kumar was the first to come forward to form the India alliance. Today all kinds of things are being said about him. It is his responsibility to clear up this situation.”

Hopefully Nitish Kumar will not join NDA – Akhilesh Yadav
On the current political situation in Bihar, SP President Akhilesh Yadav said that we hope that Nitish Kumar will not join NDA and Nitish Kumar will strengthen the India alliance.

Party will welcome the decision of collective leadership – Vijay Kumar Sinha
Leader of Opposition in Bihar Assembly Vijay Kumar Sinha said, “I am not aware of this. BJP is not a party of any individual, it is a party of collective leadership. Our leadership is capable leadership and the party welcomes the decision of collective leadership. “