Winter Session of Bihar Assembly set to be stormy
Meanwhile, the ruling NDA coalition, buoyed by their recent victory in all four seats during the Assembly bye-elections, is enthusiastic about defending their position.
Amid a political storm in Bihar, LJP (R) president Chirag Paswan on Monday claimed that Nitish Kumar will not be able to complete his five-year tenure as chief minister.
Mid-term poll is likely to take place any time from now.
“At present, no one knows what’s in store for Bihar. Even if Nitish Kumar manages to secure his seat after negotiating with the Mahagathbandhan leaders, still, he would not be able to complete his tenure till 2025. The leaders of Mahagathbandhan are over ambitious which would lead to mid term Assembly elections,” Paswan asserted.
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“The moment he secures his chief minister’s chair, he will execute the Paltimar plan,” Paswan said.
Reacting to the “Chirag model” used by JD-U national president Lalan Singh, Paswan said that the Chirag model is meant for the state’s development.
“We believe in “Bihar first-Bihari First”. What would be the “Nitish model”? The Nitish model is meant for unemployment, flood, drought, crime, corruption, hooch tragedies, etc. JD-U leaders should clarify what is the Nitish model, Paswan said.
“In 2020 Assembly polls, 25 lakh people adopted the Chirag model, if Nitish Kumar has an objection to it, then I want to tell him that the 13 crore people of the state are opting for it,” Paswan said.
Apparently, Chirag Paswan is upset over Lalan Singh’s statement on Sunday that due to Chirag model, JD-U reached 43 seats in 2020 Assembly polls. Lalan Singh claimed that a particular political party (BJP) conspired against Nitish Kumar and weakened him through Chirag Paswan in the elections.
Chirag Paswan had given the tickets to LJP candidates only on those seats where JD-U was contesting the election.
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