After a statement by Prime Minister Narendra Modi that Ganga goes to Bengal only through Bihar nationwide Bihar has become the focal point of politics. Bharatiya Janata Party party 45 BJP, which was established a year ago, took a big decision at the age of 45. Nitin clairvoyant Has been made the new working national president of the party. This step of the party is being seen as a big bet.

Actually, before the Bengal and Assam elections Nitin clairvoyant It is a big question whether BJP will be able to win a state like Bengal with the huge responsibility that the party has placed on its shoulders. inside the party Nitin clairvoyant After increasing the stature of Bihar, questions are also being raised whether many leaders of Bihar have been shunned.

Does Nitin Nabin come from Kayastha caste?

If we talk about the politics of Bihar, caste politics does not go away in this state., Kayastha coming from caste Nitin clairvoyant After becoming the National Executive President of Bihar, an important question is arising that 0.60 percentage Kasyath is the population of the society. In such a situation, during the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections, only two Kayastha When BJP had given tickets to the candidates, questions were being raised that they were ignored. Kayastha Why was this done to the society?

Speculations started on Ravi Shankar Prasad’s seat also

on one side Kayastha As a big leader in the caste Nitin clairvoyant Is On the other hand, the MP from Patna Sahib Ravi Shankar Offering. from the seat Ravi Shankar Prasad is an MP, there were many discussions regarding this seat. That now perhaps his ticket will be cancelled. Before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, there was a strong discussion that the founding member of the Bharatiya Janata Party and Rajya Sabha MP from Patna Sahib seat. RK Singh’s son Rituraj Sinha Can contest elections. Rituraj Sinoyes Too Kayastha Come from caste.

Speculations are also being made on Rituraj Sinha’s political future.

Rituraj SInha Is also said to be very close to Prime Minister Modi and Amit Shah. now when Nitin clairvoyant has been made the National Working President, the discussion is intense whether he will no longer be involved in the politics of Bihar. Nitin clairvoyant will be away or Nitin clairvoyant BJP will take it to Parliament, what if this happens Ravi Shankar Prasad’s political future will be in trouble

What do political experts say?

Ravi Shankar Prasad and Nitin clairvoyant Question related to when political experts Dhirendra When asked about Kumar, he said that if the stature of a leader is increased then you cannot say that the stature of other leaders has decreased. If we talk about Ravi Shankar Prasad, his politics is also at its last stage, but it would not be appropriate to say that Nitin clairvoyant After becoming the acting national president of Ravi Shankar There is political crisis for Prasad but Dhirendra Kumar made it clear that his Nitin clairvoyant If there is any problem due to increase in height then it is Rituraj. Sinha But it is.

Nitin Nabin is MLA from Bankipur

Rituraj Singh still has to do politics for a long time, he wants to do politics from the seat where Kayastha vote bank decide It happens. In such Nitin clairvoyant Presently Patna Sahib is the MLA from Bankipur in the Lok Sabha and now when he has been made the acting national president, possibly in the coming days Ravi Shankar Real rights on Prasad’s seat Patna Sahib Nitin clairvoyant Will be of.

After the landslide victory in Bihar Assembly, he will now take oath as Chief Minister for the tenth time on Thursday (20 November). A grand swearing-in ceremony will be organized at Gandhi Maidan in Patna. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Ministers of NDA ruled states will also participate in this program.

The swearing-in ceremony will start at 11.30 am on Thursday (20 November) in Bihar. This program can be watched live on ABP News TV as well as on ABP Live and social media handles of ABP News like YouTube, X and Facebook.

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‘Such a ceremony is taking place for the first time’

Regarding the swearing-in ceremony, Bihar BJP President Dilip Jaiswal said that such a swearing-in ceremony is being held for the first time and there is a festive atmosphere. Earlier, the swearing-in ceremony was held at Gandhi Maidan, but this time it is going to be held in a festive atmosphere.

Two to three lakh people will participate

He said that the special thing about this ceremony is that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will witness this historic moment. Along with them, about 2-3 lakh voters from across Bihar will also be present. There will be a festive atmosphere, we have moved forward to fulfill the dream of developed Bihar. In the Bihar Assembly elections, people have expressed confidence in Nitish Kumar’s leadership and PM Modi’s guarantee and have given a huge majority.

NDA’s spectacular victory

Let us tell you that in the Bihar Assembly elections, NDA won a landslide victory and won 2023 seats out of 243. The Grand Alliance was defeated in this election. The grand alliance got only 35 seats. Now there will be NDA government in Bihar for the next five years.

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.

What did you say on the infighting in Lalu family?

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.

After the results of Bihar assembly elections, it seems as if Lalu Yadav’s family has fallen apart. On Saturday (15th November) his daughter Rohini Acharya had announced breaking relations with the family. Now three more daughters of Lalu Yadav have left their Patna residence and gone to Delhi.

Lalu Yadav’s daughters Ragini, Chanda and Rajlakshmi have left for Delhi with their children. He has taken this step at a time when Rohini Acharya had made serious allegations against Tejashwi Yadav and announced breaking ties with the family.

Everyone’s eyes are on the results of Bihar assembly elections. Who will be in power in the state for the next five years will be known on Friday (November 14). A historic turnout of 67.13 percent was recorded in the elections held in two phases on November 6 and 11 for the 243-member Assembly in Bihar. For counting of elections, tight security arrangements have been made at 46 centers located in 38 districts of Bihar.

Counting arrangements completed

Election Commission officials said that in view of the counting of votes, all the schools of Patna will remain closed on Friday. The Election Commission said in a statement, “Complete arrangements for counting of votes have been made in 243 assembly constituencies. The counting of votes will be conducted under the supervision of 243 returning officers, in the presence of 243 observers deployed with them and in the presence of the candidates and their agents.”

More than 18000 agents will monitor

He further said, “A total of 4,372 counting tables have been installed, each manned by a supervisor, a counting assistant and a micro observer. More than 18,000 counting agents appointed by the candidates will also monitor the process.”

Counting of votes will start at 8 am on Friday. The statement said that as per the instructions of the Election Commission, the counting of postal ballots will start first, while the counting of EVMs will start at 8.30 am.

Duty of 106 companies of CRPF

“Adequate personnel of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) and Bihar Police have been deployed across the state so that the counting of votes can be conducted peacefully and any untoward incident can be prevented,” a senior official said. He said that 106 companies sent from outside the state have also been deployed for security duty.

VVPAT sealed in strong room

An election official said that the EVMs and VVPATs used in voting have been sealed and kept safe in a strong room with double lock system. He said, “Two-tier security has been ensured at the counting centres. The inner perimeter security is entrusted to the CAPFs, while the outer perimeter security is the responsibility of the state police. Apart from this, 24×7 surveillance through CCTV cameras and other security measures have also been implemented.”

Voting took place for the first phase on Thursday (November 6) on 121 assembly seats in 18 districts of Bihar, but not a single vote was cast at polling booths 165, 166 in the primary school of Nizampur village of Fatuha assembly in Patna district from 7 am to 5.30 pm. BLO Sanjay Kumar informed senior officials about this. Senior officials arrived and explained to the villagers but no one came to vote.

there are so many voters

BLO Sanjay Kumar told ABP News that we tried a lot to explain to the villagers and gave slips to every house but no one came to vote, about which we also informed the senior officials but even after their explanation the villagers did not agree. BLO said that there are 743 voters at polling booth 165 and 886 voters at booth number 166. And not a single vote took place at both the polling booths; voting was completely boycotted.

The team of the polling party reached here to conduct polling at the polling booth from 5 am in the morning, security personnel arrived, but not a single voter came to this polling booth since morning. But a large number of villagers were gathered outside the polling booth.

Why did the villagers boycott?

When the ABP News team talked to the villagers who were boycotting the voting, they told that many acres of land of our society has been captured by the land mafia in connivance with the police. Regarding this, we met all the officials from bottom to top, but till date neither the land has been received nor any action has been taken against the mafia.

While talking to ABP News, the villagers narrated their story of how the police harasses them. How cases are written against them. Although only the administration will tell the truth of this whole matter, but if such a large number of voters boycott voting in this great festival of democracy, then questions are bound to be raised.

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar addressed an election meeting in Jamui amid the voting on 121 seats in the first phase of Bihar Assembly elections on Thursday (6 November). He targeted the pre-2005 government. He said that before 2005, people used to hide in their homes as soon as the evening falls.

During his speech, CM Nitish Kumar said, “You all know that our government came to power on 24 November 2005 and has been in power for 20 years. In these 20 years, our government did development work in Bihar.”

‘People did not go out in the evening’

Taking aim at the previous governments, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said, “The previous government had left the state in a very bad condition. People did not feel safe going out after the evening, communal clashes often took place.

‘Earlier education was limited’

He further said, “Education was limited, very few children studied and health services were inadequate. Roads were in poor condition and electricity was available in very few places. When our government came, we worked in the interest of everyone.”

‘Government is developing double engine’

CM Nitish Kumar also said in the election rally, “The double engine government is developing Bihar. There is no atmosphere of fear and terror in our government, there is an atmosphere of peace.”

He said, “Our government worked on education and health, new schools were opened. Started a bicycle scheme to bring children to school. Reinstated 2 lakh 58 thousand teachers. Earlier the health service was very poor, medicines were made free at health centres. The number of medical colleges was increased. New medical colleges are being built in 27 districts. Roads were built in rural areas.”

Referring to employment, the CM said, “Our government has given employment to 50 lakh youth. Now it has been decided that one crore youth will be given jobs in five years.”

Nitish Kumar’s party JDU’s action is continuing against the leaders who rebelled during Bihar assembly elections. While on Saturday the party had expelled 11 leaders, now on Sunday (26 October) JDU has also expelled five leaders including Gopal Mandal from the party.

According to a statement issued by JDU state general secretary Chandan Kumar Singh, the expelled members have also been suspended from the primary membership of the party. “The party took disciplinary action after finding that all five leaders were involved in anti-party activities in the state,” he said in his statement.

JDU has taken action against these leaders due to anti-party activities. The leaders who have been expelled from the party also include former ministers, former MLAs and former legislative councillors.

These leaders were thrown out

JDU has expelled MLA Gopal Mandal, former minister Himraj Singh, former legislative councilor Sanjeev Shyam Singh, former MLA Maheshwar Yadav and Prabhat Kiran from the party.

11 leaders were thrown out yesterday

Earlier on Saturday (October 25), JDU had expelled 11 leaders from the party for their involvement in anti-party activities. This also included former ministers, former MLCs and former MLAs. Those expelled included former minister Shailesh Kumar, former MLAs Shyam Bahadur Singh and Sudarshan Kumar and former MLCs Sanjay Prasad and Ranvijay Singh.

The leaders against whom action was taken yesterday included 11 leaders including former minister Shailesh Kumar, former MLC Sanjay Prasad, former MLA Shyam Bahadur Singh, former MLC Ranvijay Singh, former MLA Sudarshan Kumar.

‘Were working against the candidates’

Regarding this action, a senior leader of Nitish Kumar’s party said, “These expelled leaders were working against the officially declared candidates of the party and other NDA alliance partners. They were disregarding our ideology.”

Prashant Kishore, the architect of the Jansuraj Party, made a fierce statement on the opposition in the meeting held in Anjuman Islamia premises of the city. During this time, he also made controversial comments losing his temper several times. He further said that if JDU gets more than 25 seats in the upcoming assembly elections, then he will retire from politics.

The program called Ulema and the major faces of the community, as well as special hats distributed. During the speech from the stage, Prashant Kishore sought support from the public by citing Prophet Mohammad and religion. Breakfast was also arranged for the people involved in the meeting, where the crowd showed an atmosphere of chaos. Some people alleged that they were brought by Rs 500 and food promise, but the promise was not fulfilled, which made them angry.

Prashant Kishore lashed out at opposition parties

During the interaction with the media, Prashant Kishore was seen as an attacker on opposition parties. When asked that JDU national general secretary Manish Verma had accused him of collusion with liquor mafia, PK erupted. He compared Verma to ‘road dogs’ and said that it is not necessary to answer the words of such people.

Reacting to the legal notice of BJP MP Sanjay Jaiswal, Prashant Kishore said, “When the death of the jackal comes, he runs towards the city. Similarly, people like Jaiswal are trying to intimidate by sending notices, but I will not be afraid of 100 such leaders.”

If JDU comes more than 25 seats, I will take retirement- Prashant Kishore

Reiterating his famous claim, Prashant Kishore said that if JDU gets more than 25 seats in the upcoming assembly elections, he will retire from politics. He argued that as the BJP did not get 100 seats in the Bengal elections, JDU will not go beyond 25 in Bihar.

Prashant engaged in helping the Muslim vote bank of Seemanchal

During the meeting, some people said that Prashant Kishore wants to practice the Muslim vote bank of Seemanchal by distributing the cap and citing religion, but the voter here is not going to come under anyone’s deception. Overall, this meeting of Kishanganj became the cause of both discussion and controversy for Prashant Kishore. While he made sharp attacks on JDU and BJP leaders, questions were also raised about the arrangements and strategies of his program. It is clear that PK is trying to try every possible bet in Bihar’s electoral politics.

The news of the infiltration of three terrorists in Supaul district adjacent to the Indo-Nepal border has stirred up the police department. The Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and Supaul police have tightened the vigil so much that every person coming from Nepal is being seen with suspicion. No passer -by is now able to enter the Indian border without a tough investigation and close investigation of the identity card. The border posts have turned into a fort like a fort.

In fact, the input from Bihar Police Headquarters has given sleep to the security agencies of the entire state. The intelligence report claimed that three Pakistani terrorists associated with Jaish-e-Mohammed have entered Bihar via Nepal.

The police have released pictures of these three terrorists, who have been identified as Hasnain Ali, Adil Hussain and Mohammad Usman. According to the report, these three terrorists are residents of different areas of Pakistan, Rawalpindi, Umarkot and Bahawalpur.

Fear of entering Bihar

The most shocking thing is that the intelligence system has expressed the possibility of these terrorists entering Bihar via Araria district. For this reason, security and search operations in the border Supaul district have been intensified on a war footing. The police has a vigilant eye at every hotel, Dharamshala, public place, railway station and bus stand.

Every person coming from Nepal questioned

SSB officials clearly say that there is no scope for any kind of lapse on the border. Every person coming from Nepal is being questioned, identity cards are being verified and immediate action is being taken on suspicious activities. The police headquarters has ordered the SP of all the districts to conduct a continuous investigation campaign at the square-intersections, keeping the intelligence system active.