Out of the fourteen ministers, two are deputy chief ministries, Tarkishore Prasad and Renu Devi from the Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) who will be among those taking oath on Monday at the event which will be attended by Home Minister Amit Shah.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has always maintained that Nitish Kumar would retain the post, but the dismal performance of the Janata Dal United (JDU) had put a question on it.
Nitish Kumar-led JDU has won 43 seats in the recently concluded Bihar elections while the BJP managed to win 74 seats in the state.
In the third phase, 78 of Bihar’s 243 assembly seats are up for election today which will decide the fate of thousands of candidates.
'However, it is necessary to wear masks and maintain social distancing,' PM said.
In the second phase, 94 of Bihar’s 243 assembly seats are up for election today which will decide the fate of thousands of candidates.
The rallies in Saharasa and Farbisganj will wind up PM Modi’s election tour in Bihar
An impressive 53.46 per cent voters had joined the first phase of polling which was held on 71 Assembly seats spread across 16 districts.
'What did those who inherited everything know about the tenacity of the workmen,' he said.
The sharp attack by the opposition leader, was when Nitish Kumar on Thursday in a rally said that his government has provided over 6 lakh jobs during its 15-year regime as compared to 95,000 people getting jobs during the RJD regime from 1990 to 2005.
