BJP Legislature Party meeting in Bihar tomorrow at 10 am, Keshav Prasad Maurya appointed observer:

News Topical, Digital Desk : Keshav Prasad Maurya has been appointed as the observer for the Bihar BJP Legislative Party meeting. Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti and Arjun Ram Meghwal have been appointed as co-observers. The legislative party meeting will be held in Patna on Wednesday (November 19) at 10 am. Keshav Prasad Maurya is the Deputy Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh and served as the BJP's co-in-charge for the Bihar elections. BJP National President JP Nadda has appointed him as the observer for the Bihar BJP Legislative Party meeting.

BJP legislative party leader will be elected

The leader of the BJP legislative party will be elected at this meeting. Tomorrow is a crucial day for the BJP. The swearing-in ceremony in Bihar is scheduled for November 20th, and before that, all parties will hold meetings with their MLAs.

Following the all-party meeting, the NDA legislative party will meet. At this meeting, the NDA legislative party leader will be elected. The elected leader will then go to the Governor and stake a claim to form the government. This entire process is expected to be completed by tomorrow.

According to sources, the BJP will have two deputy chief ministers in Bihar. However, the names of those two have not yet been finalized. Sources also indicate that the BJP and JDU have reached an understanding on major issues before government formation.

Who will be the CM?

According to sources, a consensus has been reached on Nitish Kumar for the CM post. However, discussions are ongoing about who will receive the heaviest portfolios. Last time, the JDU had fewer MLAs than the BJP, but this time, the difference isn't significant. The BJP has 89 MLAs, while the JDU has 85. Discussions are also underway regarding the deputy CM position, which the BJP is attempting to address in Bihar's social dynamics.