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News Topical, Digital Desk : Bihar Chief Minister and JDU President Nitish Kumar has filed his nomination for the Rajya Sabha. He filed his nomination on Thursday (March 5) in the presence of Amit Shah . Now, the biggest question is what will be the new political landscape in Bihar? Namely, who will be the Chief Minister, how many Deputy Chief Ministers, and who will be the ministers?
Government formula in Bihar
According to sources, the BJP may now have a Chief Minister in Bihar. The JDU may have two Deputy Chief Ministers. The Home Department could become a thorn in the side. Efforts are underway to reach a consensus on ministerial positions. Currently, the Home Department in Bihar is held by the BJP. Nitish Kumar held this portfolio whenever he was Chief Minister. However, after the assembly
Current status of Bihar Assembly?
NDA-202
BJP- 89
JDU- 85
LJP- 19
HAM- 5
RLM- 4
Grand Alliance – 41
RJD- 25
Congress- 6
Male- 2
CPM- 1
IIP- 1
BSP- 1 (not in the Grand Alliance)
AIMIM- 5 (not in the Grand Alliance)
The new government will get my guidance – Nitish Kumar
Nitish Kumar, in a social media post, stated his decision to enter the Rajya Sabha, stating that it was his desire to become a member of the upper house of Parliament. He stated that his connection with Bihar will remain in the future and that he will continue to provide full support and guidance to the new government that will be formed.
No one can hijack Nitish Kumar: JDU
Meanwhile, JDU leader Rajiv Ranjan Prasad, responding to the opposition's claims, said that no one can hijack Nitish Kumar. He said that this is a wonderful vision for Bihar. As a visionary leader, Nitish Kumar has thought and implemented everything from infrastructure to the betterment of the lives of the common people... Nitish Kumar's contributions will be discussed for decades, and he made this decision. It is difficult for the workers to accept this decision, but they have kept their feelings on X, and undoubtedly, as a determined leader, when he makes decisions, he implements them."
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