BJP has announced the nomination of the leader and deputy leader of the legislative party. Samrat Choudhary has been elected leader and Vijay Sinha has been elected deputy leader. The nomination of both the leaders was announced in the Legislative Party meeting at the BJP state headquarters. It is clear from this that now the main face for the post of Deputy Chief Minister will be Samrat Chaudhary and the other Deputy Chief Minister will again be Vijay Sinha. With the selection of both the leaders, the party has also made the message clear that BJP’s contribution and share in the government is going to be stronger and more effective than before. The proponents of Samrat and Vijay were the party’s senior most MLAs, Prem Kumar along with Ram Kripal Yadav, Krishna Kumar Rishi, Sangeeta Kumari, Arun Shankar Prasad, Mithilesh Tiwari, Nitin Naveen, Virendra Kumar, Rama Nishad, Manoj Sharma and Krishna Kumar Mantu.

BJP has announced the nomination of the leader and deputy leader of the legislative party. Samrat Choudhary has been elected leader and Vijay Sinha has been elected deputy leader. The nomination of both the leaders was announced in the Legislative Party meeting at the BJP state headquarters. It is clear from this that now the main face for the post of Deputy Chief Minister will be Samrat Chaudhary and the other Deputy Chief Minister will again be Vijay Sinha. With the selection of both the leaders, the party has also made the message clear that BJP’s contribution and share in the government is going to be stronger and more effective than before. The proponents of Samrat and Vijay were the party’s senior most MLAs, Prem Kumar along with Ram Kripal Yadav, Krishna Kumar Rishi, Sangeeta Kumari, Arun Shankar Prasad, Mithilesh Tiwari, Nitin Naveen, Virendra Kumar, Rama Nishad, Manoj Sharma and Krishna Kumar Mantu.

BJP has announced the nomination of the leader and deputy leader of the legislative party. Samrat Choudhary has been elected leader and Vijay Sinha has been elected deputy leader. The nomination of both the leaders was announced in the Legislative Party meeting at the BJP state headquarters. It is clear from this that now the main face for the post of Deputy Chief Minister will be Samrat Chaudhary and the other Deputy Chief Minister will again be Vijay Sinha. With the selection of both the leaders, the party has also made the message clear that BJP’s contribution and share in the government is going to be stronger and more effective than before. The proponents of Samrat and Vijay were the party’s senior most MLAs, Prem Kumar along with Ram Kripal Yadav, Krishna Kumar Rishi, Sangeeta Kumari, Arun Shankar Prasad, Mithilesh Tiwari, Nitin Naveen, Virendra Kumar, Rama Nishad, Manoj Sharma and Krishna Kumar Mantu.

BJP has announced the nomination of the leader and deputy leader of the legislative party. Samrat Choudhary has been elected leader and Vijay Sinha has been elected deputy leader. The nomination of both the leaders was announced in the Legislative Party meeting at the BJP state headquarters. It is clear from this that now the main face for the post of Deputy Chief Minister will be Samrat Chaudhary and the other Deputy Chief Minister will again be Vijay Sinha. With the selection of both the leaders, the party has also made the message clear that BJP’s contribution and share in the government is going to be stronger and more effective than before. The proponents of Samrat and Vijay were the party’s senior most MLAs, Prem Kumar along with Ram Kripal Yadav, Krishna Kumar Rishi, Sangeeta Kumari, Arun Shankar Prasad, Mithilesh Tiwari, Nitin Naveen, Virendra Kumar, Rama Nishad, Manoj Sharma and Krishna Kumar Mantu.

BJP has announced the nomination of the leader and deputy leader of the legislative party. Samrat Choudhary has been elected leader and Vijay Sinha has been elected deputy leader. The nomination of both the leaders was announced in the Legislative Party meeting at the BJP state headquarters. It is clear from this that now the main face for the post of Deputy Chief Minister will be Samrat Chaudhary and the other Deputy Chief Minister will again be Vijay Sinha. With the selection of both the leaders, the party has also made the message clear that BJP’s contribution and share in the government is going to be stronger and more effective than before. The proponents of Samrat and Vijay were the party’s senior most MLAs, Prem Kumar along with Ram Kripal Yadav, Krishna Kumar Rishi, Sangeeta Kumari, Arun Shankar Prasad, Mithilesh Tiwari, Nitin Naveen, Virendra Kumar, Rama Nishad, Manoj Sharma and Krishna Kumar Mantu.

After registering a spectacular victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, now everyone’s eyes are on whether Nitish Kumar will be the next Chief Minister of the state or some new face will be seen. Meanwhile, a big statement has come out from Bihar Deputy CM and veteran BJP leader Vijay Sinha regarding the post of CM.

When Vijay Sinha was asked whether Nitish Kumar would be the next Chief Minister, he replied that why is there still doubt in it. According to Vijay Sinha, Nitish Kumar will be the CM. When he was asked whether the oath taking ceremony would take place at Gandhi Maidan on November 20? On this, Vijay Sinha said that the day PM Modi comes to Bihar, Nitish Kumar will take oath as the Chief Minister.

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Apart from this, there was a tussle in the Lalu family and on Rohini’s allegations, Vijay Sinha said that the one who insults power is doomed. Today our mother sisters are sitting in the form of Shakti. He further said that seeing the enthusiasm of the people, it seemed that there would be a victory like 2010.

‘The public rejected those who abused Bihar’

Taking aim at the opposition, Vijay Sinha said that the people have rejected those who abuse Bihar. Rahul Tejashwi attacked Sanatan culture and they had to suffer the consequences of it. He also said that now there will be politics of satisfaction and not appeasement.

Let us tell you that NDA has won a landslide victory by securing 202 seats out of 243 seats in Bihar. Even though NDA had contested the elections under the leadership of Nitish Kumar, Nitish Kumar’s name was not officially finalized for the post of CM, after which many speculations are being made for the post of Chief Minister.

The election atmosphere in Bihar is completely heated. Both NDA and Grand Alliance have announced seat distribution and candidates. The process of nomination is going on and the leaders are busy seeking votes among the public, but this time the biggest question is, if NDA wins, will Nitish Kumar become the Chief Minister?

Even though NDA has entered the election field under the leadership of Nitish Kumar, uncertainty about his becoming the Chief Minister is continuously increasing. This suspense has been deepened by the statements of two big leaders, Home Minister Amit Shah and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. Both the leaders clearly said that after the elections, the legislative party will decide who will become the Chief Minister, due to which the discussions have intensified in the political circles.

What did Nitin Gadkari say?

In a program on a private TV channel, Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari said, “NDA government will definitely be formed in Bihar, but it is yet to be decided who will become the Chief Minister.” This decision will be taken together by the high command of NDA, BJP and JDU after the elections.” Gadkari further said, “I alone cannot take this decision. “Such decisions are taken by the parliamentary board of the party.”

Amit Shah also changed his stance

In another private program organized in Patna, when Home Minister Amit Shah was asked about Nitish Kumar becoming the CM, he said, “Who am I to make anyone the Chief Minister?” There are so many parties. After the elections, the legislative party will sit and choose its leader.” However, Shah also added that right now we are contesting the elections under the leadership of Nitish Kumar and he is our election face.

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