Bihar Politics: The politics of Bihar has now become like the last over of cricket where captain Nitish Kumar is captained by the NDA, the Grand Alliance has made Tejashwi Yadav its batsman, and Chirag Paswan is in shocking with his spin bowling in the middle ground. On this theater of politics, Chirag gave such a statement that now it is to see who will drop whose wicket.
Political temperature is rising rapidly due to the 2025 Bihar assembly elections. While Nitish Kumar’s claim for the post of Chief Minister on behalf of NDA is already being decided, the Grand Alliance has declared Tejashwi Yadav as its face. Amidst all this, Union Minister and Chief of Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) Chirag Paswan has given more air to political discussion by giving an important statement.
Told Nitish “experienced face that takes Bihar forward”
In a conversation with a TV channel, Chirag Paswan made it clear that there is no confusion about the post of Chief Minister in NDA. He said, “Nitish Kumar has experience of taking Bihar forward. In such a situation, some other option is meaningless about the post of CM.” Paswan emphasized that the NDA would unite and contest the election and there is no confusion about leadership.
‘There is no longing for the post for deputy CM, but …’
Although Chirag Paswan rejected any intention of becoming the Chief Minister, he definitely gave a hint about the post of Deputy Chief Minister. He said, “I do not have a longing for any post. The post of Deputy CM is a responsible role. He further said,” I would definitely like a worker of my party, who is working hard day and night, beautifies that post. ” This statement is being seen as a political attempt to strengthen the LJP (Ram Vilas) stake in the NDA.
BJP told Chirag’s statement ‘clear indication’
After this statement by Chirag Paswan, BJP spokesperson Prabhakar Mishra said, he has made it clear that the election will be fought under the leadership of Nitish Kumar. He said that this statement of Chirag Paswan is an answer to the rumor of the opposition in which questions were being raised about Nitish Kumar’s health and leadership. Mishra described this attitude of Chirag as a sign of solidarity and strength of the NDA.
Chirag Paswan may not be directly demanding the post of deputy CM, but the political ambition hidden in his words is clearly visible. In Bihar politics, where the balance of faces and equations is very delicate, this statement can be a strategic signal, especially when the elections are near and every party is busy in increasing the strength of its share.
