Alliance ends in Bihar, all eyes on Nitish’s meet with Governor: What to expect next
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New Delhi, Aug 09: The drama in Bihar is all but over. Nitish Kumar announced that he is snapping ties with the BJP and is all set to meet the Governor at 4 pm.
He is likely to announce his resignation as Chief Minister. Reports say that he would meet with the RJD leaders and then stake a claim to form the government. The BJP on the other hand said that it never initiated anything to stir up issues between the two parties.
I do not want to make a comment on this, but the BJP never initiated anything that may stir up a controversy or create a situation of uncertainty. JD(U) will make a decision, but the BJO wants Nitish Kumar to continue as CM, BJP leader Kaushal Kishore told news agency ANI. This is in interest of Bihar and the nation, he also said.
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Ajeet Sharma of the Congress said that if Kumar comes he would be welcomed. We will support him. A meeting of the Mahaghatbandan is underway and we should take a decision to support Kumar by considering him as the CM. However we can come to a conclusion only after the meeting, Sharma also said.
A BJP leader said that expecting this alliance to survive is like a very sick patient’s family refusing to give up hope.
Kumar has been blaming R C P Singh a former member of the JD(U) who according to him is a proxy of Union Home Minister, Amit Shah.
Singh quit the JD(U) on the weekend after he was accused by the party of deep rooted corruption.
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In 2017, Singh joined the Union Cabinet as a representative of Kumar’s party. Kumar was upset that the party was offered only one cabinet position at the Centre.
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Meanwhile the RJD has already offered support to the JD(U). The JD(U) and RJD had formed the government in Bihar after the former broke away a 10 year old alliance with the BJP.
Story first published: Tuesday, August 9, 2022, 14:45 [IST]
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