Nitish Kumar took oath as Chief Minister for the 10th time at the historic Gandhi Maidan in Patna. BJP had the highest number of ministers in the new government of Bihar. Whereas JDU got 9 posts including Chief Minister. BJP has paid special attention to Mandal and Kamandal in the distribution of ministerial posts. Nitish Kumar was made the CM while Vijay Kumar Sinha and Samrat Chaudhary were made the Deputy Chief Ministers.

This MLA became minister in Nitish government

The ministers who took oath included Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, Vijendra Kumar Yadav, Shravan Kumar, Mangal Pandey, Dilip Jaiswal, Ashok Chaudhary, Leshi Singh, Madan Sahni, Nitin Nabin, Ramkripal Yadav, Santosh Kumar Suman, Sunil Kumar, Mohammad Jama Khan, Sanjay Singh Tiger, Arun Shankar Prasad, Surendra Mehta, Narayan Prasad, Rama Nishad, Lakhendra Kumar Roshan, Shreyasi Singh, Pramod Kumar, Sanjay Kumar, Sanjay Kumar Singh and Deepak Prakash was there. Governor Arif Mohammad Khan called the newly elected ministers one by one in groups of five to six members and administered the oath of office and secrecy.

BJP ministers and caste

• Vijay Sinha- ​​Bhumihar
• Samrat Chaudhary- Kushwaha
• Dilip Jaiswal-Vaishya
• Mangal Pandey- Brahmin
• Shreyasi Singh-Rajput
• Sanjay Tiger – Rajput
• Nitin Naveen- Kayastha
• Surendra Mehta – Dhanuk (Extremely Backward)
• Lakhendra Paswan- Paswan (SC)
• Arun Shankar Prasad- Sudi (OBC)
• Ram Kripal Yadav- Yadav
• Rama Nisha – Mallah (Extremely Backward)
• Narayan Shah- Tradesman
• Pramod Kumar Chandravanshi- Extremely Backward

In this election, BJP emerged as the largest party with 89 seats. After this, JDU got 85 seats, while LJP (Ram Vilas) got 19, Hindustani Awami Morcha (HAM) got 5 and Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLM) got four seats. Three ministers were made from LJP (R), one from HAM and one from RLM.

PM Modi congratulated all the ministers

PM Modi posted on Instagram and said, “Hearty congratulations to all the colleagues who took oath as ministers in the Bihar government. This is a great team of dedicated leaders, who will take Bihar to new heights. My best wishes to all.” At the end of the ceremony, the Prime Minister in his familiar style raised the enthusiasm of the gathering by waving the towel in the air.

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With the results of the assembly elections in Bihar, preparations for the formation of the new government have started. The swearing-in ceremony of the new government of Bihar is likely to be held in Patna on 20th November. Meanwhile, a poster regarding Rahul Gandhi has been put up in Rae Bareli, the parliamentary constituency of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. This poster has been put up by a person named Rahul Singh who is now in the news.

Posters giving credit for NDA’s victory in Bihar to Lok Sabha MP and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi have appeared at many places in the city. The poster reads, “Special thanks to Rahul Gandhi ji for his invaluable contribution in the formation of the NDA government in Bihar. His amazing strategic acumen and miraculous political foresight made this outcome ‘possible’. Truly, where does one get such inspirational help every day?”

Who is Rahul Singh who put up the poster?

Rahul Singh, who put up posters of Congress leader and MP Rahul Gandhi, used to look after the branches of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in 1992. Basically it is in RSS. Vishwa Hindu Raksha Parishad has been made the National General Secretary ever since this organization was formed. He is a resident of Bachhrawan block. Originally he is a resident of Goriyabad in Amethi district, lived in Bachhrawan for some days but now lives in Lucknow.

Tejashwi Yadav will be the leader of opposition

On the other hand, the meeting of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leaders at Tejashwi Yadav’s residence ended. It was decided in this meeting that Tejashwi Yadav will be the leader of opposition. Let us tell you that in the results of Bihar elections, NDA has registered a landslide victory, whereas the Grand Alliance has suffered a crushing defeat in this election.

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Bihar CM Oath Ceremony: Preparations are on for change of power in Bihar. The stir in state politics, meetings in the corridors of Delhi and administrative activities at Gandhi Maidan in Patna all indicate that the swearing in of the new government is likely to take place on November 20 at 11:30 am. The date of swearing-in usually seems like a formal announcement, but in Indian tradition it is considered a mirror of the coming five years of the state.

The importance of the auspicious time of taking oath is not only spiritual or symbolic. This reflects the environment in which the government begins its term. From the old royal courts of India to the modern democracy, the time of beginning of the kingdom has been chosen considering the date, day, constellation and position of the planets. There is no guarantee that the government will succeed or fail, but tradition believes that the calmer and more balanced the energy at the beginning, the less conflict the path ahead will have.

20 November 2025: What does the Panchang indicate?

Tomorrow i.e. Thursday will be the date of Amavasya of Krishna Paksha. In the scriptures, Thursday has been described as a symbol of policy, knowledge, governance and advice. According to the calendar, the time of swearing-in has been kept at 11:30, during which the Moon will transit in Scorpio.

The conjunction of 4 planets in Scorpio is giving big signs

On this day, among all the 12 zodiac signs, Scorpio is the only zodiac sign in which maximum activity is being seen. For many years, a conjunction of four planets has formed in Scorpio, which represents a rare astrological combination. On this day, there will be Anuradha Nakshatra, which is the constellation of Saturn. In politics, Saturn is considered a symbol of the public, this coincidence also indicates auspiciousness.

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The special thing is that the deity of this constellation is Mitra Dev who is also called the god of harmony. This is an excellent coincidence for the alliance. There will be no problem in taking all the allies along. But one of its specialties is that Anuradha Nakshatra has the influence of both Saturn and Mars, due to which qualities like determined, stubborn and very ambitious are also seen. That is, in the coming times, things will be seen in the decisions of the government and the nature of the allies.

What will happen if you take oath on Thursday?

Taking oath on Thursday is considered auspicious in Indian tradition because the work of governance and policy is considered under Guru energy. Shukla Paksha is considered good for new beginnings. Moon being in Scorpio indicates speed in work. That means whatever decision the government takes, it will try to implement it immediately.

Is it right or wrong to choose Gandhi Maidan for swearing in?

Gandhi Maidan is a major public place of Patna. Big political events have been taking place here, hence its selection is natural administratively. In traditional beliefs, open grounds and large public spaces are considered auspicious because they symbolize the direct evidence of the public, widespread acceptance and the open flow of state energy.

History of ‘Nitish’ oath

Nitish Kumar is one of the few leaders of India who took oath several times and each oath opened a new chapter of politics. The change of regime in 2005 was a steady start, and the alliance remained intact throughout. In 2010, the oath taking ceremony took place at a relatively balanced time. The five-year tenure was completed without any major controversy. The transition of 2017 occurred during turbulent political times and the power equation changed within a year and a quarter.

These examples prove that in Bihar politics, the ‘beginning’ often decides the future direction, be it the planets, the public mood or the Centre-State equation.

What is the political signal of Modi, Nitish and NDA?

Thursday makes the role of the Center stronger. Nitish’s experience and PMO’s political strategy indicate stability in the initial months. There will be coordination within the NDA initially, but in the first 60-90 days, there may be slight tussle regarding ministries. Traditionally it is not considered a factor affecting long-term stability, but is considered part of the initial energy balance.

What will be the opposition?

The current movement of Rahu-Ketu does not allow the opposition to organize immediately. The position of the Moon also gives an initial edge to the ruling party at the time of oath taking. But it is also true that the political rise of the opposition may intensify again in the middle of 2026. This trend is not only of the planets but also of the political cycle.

2025-2030: What will be the direction of Bihar?

1. 2025-26: Administrative speed, Centre-State coordination, policy reforms
2. 2026-27: Some reshuffle in the cabinet
3. 2027-29: A period of stability and big decisions
4. 2030: Possibilities of change in the form of leadership and alliance

Overall, the moment of oath does not decide the fate of the state, but under the energy of which planet or constellation it begins, it definitely becomes the tune of the coming years.

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After family feud and defeat, RJD meeting was held at Tejashwi Yadav’s Polo Road residence in Patna on Monday (17 November). Especially Lalu Prasad Yadav and Rabri Devi also attended it. During this, Lalu Yadav said that only Tejashwi will take the party forward. The revival of the party has been done by Tejashwi only. Apart from these, no one else.

At the same time, Tejashwi Yadav looked emotional while holding the mic. He said, “Everyone says, fire this one, fire that one, if you fire everyone then who will be left?” Tejashwi was referring to the allegations leveled against close RJD MLCs like Sunil Singh, Sanjay Yadav and Rameez in the past.

We will accept whatever decision is taken – Tejashwi

Former Deputy CM of Bihar and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav also said, “We will accept whatever decision you take.” On which Rabri Devi, Misa Bharti and all the MLAs supported Tejashwi and talked about making him the leader of the legislative party.

Rohini accused Tejashwi, Sanjay Yadav and Rameez

After the crushing defeat of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) in the Bihar Assembly elections, discord came to the fore in the family of party supremo Lalu Yadav. Lalu Yadav’s daughter Rohini Acharya had announced to break ties with both the family and the party. He had made serious allegations against his brother Tejashwi Yadav as well as Sanjay Yadav and Rameez. He had said that on taking the names of Sanjay Yadav and Rameez, you are thrown out of the house, insulted and abused.

Lalu Prasad Yadav’s daughter Rohini Acharya had written on Instagram, “I am leaving politics and breaking ties with my family. Sanjay Yadav and Rameez asked me to do the same. I am taking all the blame on myself.” Let us tell you that in the assembly elections 2025, the RJD led grand alliance had to face a crushing defeat. This alliance has got a total of 35 seats. RJD got 25 seats. On the other hand, NDA performed brilliantly and won 202 seats.

Bihar Shapath Muhurat 2025: In India, power may be determined by assembly figures, but its lifespan is often considered to be influenced by the moment the new Chief Minister takes oath. Amidst the rush of political decisions, the hustle and bustle of media and the glitter of alliance equations, one element always works in the background – Muhurta, i.e. the right time when a new chapter of power is started. The tradition of astrology believes that the state is born at that very moment and that moment later becomes the basis of direction and stability of the entire governance.

For this reason the date of swearing in is never normal. In the old royal courts, it was decided by secret calculations, and even in today’s democratic politics, discussions take place behind the scenes regarding this date.

For Nitish Kumar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, NDA leaders and the opposition, this moment is not symbolic but a starting point of energy. There may be facial expressions on stage in front of the public, but tradition says that the real game is decided by the celestial situation of the moment in which the government takes oath.

In texts like Muhurta Chintamani, separate instructions have been given for government works. It is believed that events like oath taking, coronation, change of capital and declaration of war should take place at a time which indicates growth, stability and security.

If the beginning happens in a turbulent time where the Moon is weak, there is pressure from Rahu-Ketu, or the time comes in a conflict-prone Nakshatra, then the government later faces internal tension, distrust, alliance-breaking, or public dissatisfaction. Although this is not a political guarantee, there are many examples in history where the nature of the oath-taking period appeared to match the subsequent political environment.

Bihar is a living example of this. Nitish Kumar has taken oath several times in the last two decades and after every oath the complexion of politics changed. The 2010 term was considered relatively stable because it started in a balanced time, whereas the change of power in 2017 happened at a time when the planetary situation was tense, as a result, within a year and a half, the system was shaken and a new political turn took place. All this shows that in a state like Bihar, the moment of oath taking often leaves a decisive signal.

There are not just local equations behind the oath taking ceremony at Raj Bhawan in Patna. Delhi politics, role of Prime Minister Modi, pressure from NDA and strategy of opposition decide the political temperature of that moment.

The tradition of Muhurta believes that if the Sun and Jupiter are strong then the influence of the central government increases and if the Moon is weak then the mood of the public changes quickly. Seen from this point of view, the date of oath taking, November 20, not only decides the balance of power between Bihar but also between Patna and Delhi.

If the oath taking ceremony takes place on a date like 20 November 2025, on a Thursday, after Amavasya or in a supporting constellation like Anuradha-Rohini, then traditional belief considers it to be a sign of a stable government. In such beginnings, the internal strife of the coalition gradually subsides and the government starts running within its own structure.

But if the oath is taken at a time when the pressure of the planets is high, the constellation is harsh or the Moon is weak, then this situation is created which Muhurta tradition calls the land of discord. In the beginning, there is a smile of celebration on the outside, but gradually disagreements arise on the inside.

This beginning is important for the opposition also. If the government is born in a balanced time, then the opposition is not able to become an effective face in the first clash, but if the time is turbulent, then the opposition can weaken the energy of the government in the initial months itself by giving a big shape to small disputes.

The truth of democracy is that the success of the government depends on the people, policies and system. But the Muhurat definitely tells in which direction the beginning is taking place and many times the beginning wind itself changes the direction.

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Before the formation of the new government in Bihar, the efforts to get a place in the cabinet have intensified among the constituent parties of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). According to sources, both BJP and JD(U) are considering including some new faces in the cabinet. Along with this, the share of existing ministers will also be maintained almost intact.

Five to six new faces from JD(U) can be included in the cabinet. State President Umesh Singh Kushwaha, elected from Mahnar seat, is also likely to get a place in the new team of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will submit his resignation to Governor Arif Mohammad Khan on November 19 and will take oath as Chief Minister for the 10th time.

Some new faces may join Bihar cabinet

Sources said JD(U) may retain most of its ministers, while BJP may induct some new faces. 24 out of 25 ministers of the previous cabinet were successful in winning the elections this time, while Sumit Kumar Singh could not save his seat. Sumit Kumar Singh won as an independent candidate in 2020 and later became a minister from JD(U) quota.

These colleagues of Chirag may get a chance in the board

Apart from JD(U) and BJP, Union Minister Chirag Paswan’s Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), Jitan Ram Manjhi’s Hindustani Awam Morcha (HAM) and Upendra Kushwaha’s Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLMO) will also join the new government. According to sources, LJP is likely to get three ministerial posts and HAM and RLMO are likely to get one ministerial post each. Maximum 16 ministers from BJP and 14 ministers from JD(U) can take oath on November 20.

JD(U) leaders Bijendra Prasad Yadav, Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, Shravan Kumar, Sunil Kumar, Lacey Singh, Sheela Mandal, Madan Sahni, Ratnesh Sada, Mohammad Jama Khan, Jayant Raj, Umesh Singh Kushwaha and Ashok Chaudhary are being considered for inclusion in the cabinet. Among the new faces are Rahul Kumar Singh, Sudhanshu Shekhar, Kaladhar Prasad Mandal and Panna Lal Singh Patel.

Current ministers of BJP may get another chance

Most of the sitting ministers from BJP may get a second chance. These include Samrat Chaudhary, Prem Kumar, Mangal Pandey, Vijay Kumar Sinha, Nitish Mishra, Renu Devi, Jibesh Kumar, Neeraj Kumar Singh, Janak Ram, Hari Sahni, Kedar Prasad Gupta, Surendra Mehta, Santosh Kumar Singh and Sunil Kumar. Among the new faces, Rana Randhir, Gayatri Devi and Vijay Kumar Khemka are likely to get a place in the cabinet.

These NDA leaders will attend the swearing in ceremony

The historic Gandhi Maidan has been closed for the general public till November 20 for the swearing-in ceremony. The administration has made extensive security arrangements. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and many senior NDA leaders can attend the ceremony. Along with this exercise, it will be important to decide the political equation and balance of constituent parties in the new government of Bihar.

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After the results of Bihar, there has been a stir in the politics of UP. MY equation broke in Bihar and SP’s strategy in UP has also been shaken. Now Akhilesh Yadav is going to play a big bet on Dalit vote bank. SP is preparing to demonstrate the strength of Dalits at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan on 6th December. Along with this, the party has imposed a strict ban on commenting on the upper castes. That means SP has changed the direction of its politics. The formula PDA is the same but the target now is to bring together the entire social equation of Dalit, OBC and Forward.

The political earthquake of Bihar is now shaking the land of UP. The MY model failed in Bihar and now the Samajwadi Party in UP is “re-designing” its PDA model. SP wants to show the strength of Dalits at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan on 6th December and the message is clear. Dalits will now become the vote bank of SP and not of BSP. But along with this, SP has made another silent change in which comments on the upper castes have been stopped. Clear instructions have been given to SP leaders, keep PDA forward, but do not anger the forward society.

SP MLA explained the meaning of PDA

SP MLA Ravidas Mehrotra says that P means backward, D means Dalit and the three meanings of A are minority, half the population and upper caste. SP is fighting for justice and respect for all. Dalit community has left BSP and is now with Samajwadi Party. A record number of Dalits will participate on 6 December.

BJP said- SP is now doing a program for show

At the same time, the opposition is considering this activism of SP as election nervousness. BJP is again accusing SP of old anti-Dalit politics and saying that SP is now only doing programs for show. BJP MLC Lalji Nirmal says that Akhilesh Yadav should first apologize to the Dalit community. Ambedkar’s name was removed, reservation was attacked, now why suddenly Dalit love? This is just an election stunt. The Dalit community is and will remain angry with them.

Analysts also believe that the message given by Bihar has to be understood. The number of Yadavs is less in UP and any politics ignoring Dalit-OBC as well as forward votes has not been successful. When Mulayam Singh used to do politics, he used to give equal respect to the Brahmin and Thakur leadership along with the Yadavs.

What did political analysts say?

When Mayawati also took full majority, she kept Forward with her. Congress and BJP also stand on the same formula today. Political analyst Yogesh Mishra says that Bihar has given a clear message that only MY will not work. If SP wants to win in 2027, then Thakur-Brahmin will also have to be given equal representation. PDA vs Forward: This strategy is like shooting an ax in one’s own foot. It is difficult for Dalits and Yadavs to stand on one platform.

The message given by the results of Bihar has completely changed the strategy of the largest opposition party in UP. Now Samajwadi Party is in the fray with the new avatar of PDA where preparations are being made to decide the direction of 2027 by keeping Dalits at the center, including OBCs and not angering the Forwards. But the real test is yet to come, only the rally on 6th December will tell whether the Dalit community is really moving towards SP, or this entire campaign will remain just an election exercise.

NDA has got a landslide victory in Bihar Assembly elections (2025). Now a new government has to be formed. On Monday (November 17, 2025), Chief Minister Nitish Kumar held a cabinet meeting. In this the proposal to dissolve the cabinet was passed. After this he met Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan. However, Nitish Kumar has not resigned yet.

Preparations for swearing in begin at Gandhi Maidan

JDU leader Vijay Kumar Choudhary told the media regarding this that the cabinet has recommended dissolution of the present assembly from November 19. This has been conveyed to the Governor through the Chief Minister. On the other hand, preparations for the swearing-in ceremony have started at Gandhi Maidan in Patna. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also come to this function. The date of swearing in has been revealed as 20th November. The thing that is being discussed the most about the new government is who from which party will be made the minister?

A total of 36 ministers can be made in Bihar. According to the victory this time, 13 ministers each can be made from JDU and BJP. Three ministers can be made from Chirag Paswan’s party, one from Jitan Ram Manjhi’s party HAM and one from Upendra Kushwaha’s party RLM. This time many names may be shocking.

Discussion of these names including Nitin Naveen from BJP

If we talk about BJP quota among potential ministers, the names of Samrat Chaudhary, Nitin Naveen, Mangal Pandey, Hari Sahni are in the race. It is also discussed that if Vijay Kumar Sinha is not made a minister then he can be made the Speaker of the Assembly. Among the new candidates, Ramkripal Yadav, who won from Danapur, can also be made a minister. The name of Sanjeev Chaurasia, who won from Digha seat, is also in the race.

Jitan Ram Manjhi’s son Santosh Suman may get ministerial post from his party. Upendra Kushwaha’s wife can become a minister from Rashtriya Lok Morcha. Three MLAs from Chirag’s party can become ministers. Party’s state president Raju Tiwari, party’s principal general secretary Sanjay Paswan and Sanjay Singh, who won from Mahua assembly, can be made ministers.

Who can become minister from JDU?

Talking about Nitish Kumar’s party JDU, Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, Bijendra Prasad Yadav, Shravan Kumar, Ashok Chaudhary, Leshi Singh, Madan Sahni, Jayant Raj and Sunil Kumar can become ministers again. Shyam Rajak may get a chance among the new faces. Jama Khan can be made Minority Minister. Because he is the only Muslim MLA in NDA who has won from Chenari seat.

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A new government is going to be formed in Bihar. Its preparation has started. Meanwhile, Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi said that the oath taking ceremony will take place on the 20th. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also participate in it. We have also been asked to participate.

Manjhi said that 35-36 ministers will be made, out of which 15-16 ministers will be from BJP, 13-14 ministers will be from JDU, 3 from LJP and one minister each from us and Upendra Kushwaha’s party. Giving a big statement regarding the post of minister, he said that there is no greed in our party, we are happy with whatever we get.

‘The public expressed confidence in Modi and Nitish’

Jitan Ram Manjhi said, “We have got more seats than we thought. We had thought that we would win 160 to 180 seats, but we have won more than 200 seats. The people of Bihar have expressed confidence in Modi ji and Nitish ji. We had got less seats, it is true, we had said that we should have got more seats for the status of a national party, that was our logic.”

What did you say on the dispute in Lalu family?

On the other hand, on the dispute between Rohini Acharya and Lalu family, Manjhi said, “This is very wrong, what Tejashwi has done is a matter of investigation. We have already been saying that what he says should not be influenced by his words. First of all, he expelled the elder brother from the house, now he is doing this with the sister. We are personally very angry and give our condolences to Rohini ji.”

#WATCH Delhi: Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi on the statement of Rohini Acharya, daughter of RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, said, “Politics is different but from a human point of view I find it sad… Sisters are given special preference but in what arrogance Tejashwi Yadav did this, it is a matter of investigation… pic.twitter.com/CsVWBjCZak

— ANI_HindiNews (@AHindinews) November 17, 2025

He further said, “Politics is different but from a human point of view I find it sad… Sisters are given special preference. The people of Bihar will not tolerate this. Personally, we are very saddened by this incident.” On Robert Vadra’s statement he said that he is not a leader but a businessman.

In the Bihar Assembly elections 2005, NDA got a landslide victory and the Grand Alliance suffered a crushing defeat. This time, Lok Jan Shakti Party (Ram Vilas Paswan) has also got unprecedented success in Bihar. Union Minister Chirag Paswan’s party has emerged as the fourth largest party in Bihar and the third largest party in NDA. This has taken Chirag’s popularity very high in Bihar. In such a situation, speculations are being made as to what role Chirag Paswan is going to play in the Bihar government this time.

While talking to a channel regarding this matter, senior journalist Vijay Vidrohi said that I think that if BJP becomes the Chief Minister of Bihar this time, then he will make Chirag Paswan the Deputy CM. He further said that the reason for this is that Chirag Paswan is the leader of Dalits and Nitish Kumar’s JDU also has Dalit vote bank. In such a situation, under the pretext of Chirag, BJP would like to bring JDU’s Dalit vote bank into BJP’s fold.

Why will BJP make Chirag Deputy CM?
The senior journalist told that in Bihar it was Nitish Kumar who had converted the Dalit castes into Mahadalit, but he had left out the Paswan caste. In such a situation, according to the long term plan, BJP can move in this direction. He also said that Chirag Paswan is still young, so how far will he go in central politics, in such a situation, if he succeeds in becoming the Deputy CM of Bihar this time, then after 5 years he will emerge as a strong contender for the post of Chief Minister.

How many seats did Chirag demand?
He told that Nitish Kumar wanted that Chirag Paswan’s party should not get more than 13-14 seats, but Chirag remained adamant on 35 seats and finally LJP (R) contested on 28 seats. Chirag Paswan has got big success this time.

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