As the results of the Lok Sabha elections are announced, the political landscape is reshaping. During this period, Bihar BJP President, and Deputy Chief Ministers Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha made a significant announcement, stating that they will contest the 2025 Assembly elections under Nitish Kumar's leadership. They mentioned that they have been contesting elections under Kumar's leadership since 1996.
Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sinha echoed Samrat Chaudhary’s sentiments, stating that the 2025 elections will indeed be contested under Nitish’s leadership. He remarked, 'Our NDA leader is unquestionable; some people attempt to sneak in through the back door. RJD tries to create confusion because they lack the courage to seek public mandate and thus aim to create chaos.'
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RJD Cultivates Lies
Vijay Sinha responded to JDU's request for the central government to review the Agniveer scheme, stating, 'This is not an issue. The issue now is that the nation must advance strongly. NDA is a party of collective leadership and works together as a team.'
Speaking about BJP workers, Vijay Sinha mentioned, 'For three months straight, BJP workers have been tirelessly working. They have put in tremendous effort. Within Bihar, the battle was against negative forces who cultivate lies, spread rumors, and attempt to gain power through criminal and corrupt means. We commend the workers who have taken on such adversaries and achieved victory.'
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Nitish Becomes Kingmaker
Post the results of the Lok Sabha elections, Nitish Kumar and TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu have emerged as kingmakers. NDA secured 293 out of 543 seats, while the INDIA bloc could bag 233 places. With 240 seats, the BJP managed a majority but could not touch the magic number of 272 to form a government alone. The entire NDA, including the BJP, currently relies on the Telugu Desam Party of Andhra Pradesh and the Janata Dal (United) of Bihar. JDU, led by Nitish, secured 12 seats, making it the largest partner in NDA after TDP (16).
