Nitish Kumar, the chief minister of Bihar, stated on Friday that the decision to leave the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) was made with consideration for the “desire of the people,” and he recalled how the saffron party did not benefit anyone.
“Even during the election, winning candidates claimed that no one (from the BJP) supported them, while losers claimed that the BJP members were responsible for their failure. The Bihar CM was reported by news agency ANI as stating, “I had to keep my party safe and act in accordance with the wishes of the people.
He also criticised the government at the Centre for not including enough Bihar legislators in the Union Cabinet. Four members of the Janata Dal (United) should be ministers, according to Kumar, but the BJP leadership disregarded his warnings.
“How many ministers (at the Center) were appointed from Bihar? I instructed them to appoint at least four of our individuals as ministers because it wouldn’t be beneficial if they didn’t”.
Simultaneously, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has criticised the BJP. He has claimed that a plot has been hatched to demolish his JDU party. He stated that he has never sought the position of Vice President. He was referring to BJP leader Sushil Modi’s statement in which he stated that Nitish Kumar aspired to be Vice President.
