Upendra Kushwaha takes on Nitish on his home turf
Once a blue-eyed boy of the Bihar chief minister, he is so “harsh and blunt” about him at a public meeting in Nalanda that it’s difficult to imagine that not too long ago he was his mentor.
Once a blue-eyed boy of the Bihar chief minister, he is so “harsh and blunt” about him at a public meeting in Nalanda that it’s difficult to imagine that not too long ago he was his mentor.
However, the man of the moment, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, is indisposed. He had to cancel his trip to Chennai to invite his counterpart MK Stalin at the last minute.
The Bihar chief minister said, “Woh (ex-CM Jiten Manjhi) BJP waalon se milte rahte the. Theek hua hamse alag ho gaye.” (He (Manjhi) was constantly in touch with BJP leaders. It’s good that he left).
The leader of the saffron party also attacked Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, saying his mental health resembles that of a character in film.
Kumar said, "What was the need for a new Parliament? I have repeatedly said that people in power will change the history of this country."
Reacting to Kushwaha’s statement, JDU state unit president Umesh Kushwaha said that since he has merged his party in the JDU, then why is he organising a function in the name of another organisation.
After Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Janata Dal-U bid to woo Rajputs while attending a rally, Union Home Minister Amit Shah is going to attend a show of strength to win over the Bhumihar caste to the BJP’s side.
Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Mulayam Singh Yadav's health condition is still critical, said doctors on Tuesday.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has spoken to Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav enquiring about the health of Malayam Singh Yadav who was shifted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Medanta hospital in Gurugram on Sunday.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has accepted the resignation of Agriculture Minister Sudhakar Singh, officials said on Sunday.