Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has filed nomination for Rajya Sabha elections. Voting is taking place today (Monday) and the results will be out by late evening. Meanwhile, the news of election of national president in JDU has come to light. Preparations for this have started.

Nitish Kumar is sure to become president again

Notification for the election of National President has been issued. The last date for nomination is 22nd March while scrutiny of nomination papers will take place on 23rd March. The date for withdrawal of nominations has been fixed for March 24. Elections will be held on more than one nomination. If there is more than one nomination, elections will be held on March 27. In such a situation, the biggest question is whether the national president of JDU will change? According to sources, it is considered certain that Nitish Kumar will again be the national president of JDU.

Elections should have been held in December itself

Elections of the organization are held every three years. Under this process, the election for the post of President should have been held in December last year itself. Due to Bihar Assembly elections 2025, time of three months was sought. In such a situation, now the election of the National President is to be held.

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Very little chance of second nomination

Let us tell you that the possibility of someone else filing nomination other than Nitish Kumar is very less. The party has faith in Nitish Kumar. In such a situation, it is certain that only Nitish Kumar’s name will remain for the post of President. Without any opposition, he will again become the national president of the party. Just a few days ago, elections were also held for the state president. Only Umesh Kushwaha had filed his nomination. No one else had filled the form for this post. He was the state president before nomination.

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