The political stir regarding Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant has once again intensified. Will Nishant enter active politics? On one hand, claims are being made by RJD regarding this, while on the other hand, the statements coming from JDU are also giving many big indications.

RJD has even said that Nishant Kumar is coming into active politics after Kharmas. He will carry forward the legacy of his father Nitish and he should also be welcomed. Tejashwi Yadav and Nishant Kumar both are young.

JDU said- Nishant has limitless possibilities

JDU national spokesperson Rajeev Ranjan, while talking to ABP News on Thursday (December 25, 2025), said that only the youth can give a new direction to today’s politics. The people of Bihar have liked Nishant as an educated youth. Nishant has immense potential.

Rajeev Ranjan said that Nishant Kumar can connect the party with the youth. Crores of people want Nishant to enter active politics. Party workers have also raised this demand. We will be very happy if he comes into active politics and looks after the work of the organization. Now the decision has to be taken by Nishant.

BJP does not want Nishant to enter politics?

Regarding Nishant Kumar, RJD spokesperson Mrityunjay Tiwari said that there is a possibility that Nishant Kumar will come into active politics after Kharmas (January 14). Will carry forward the legacy of his father Nitish. We want him to come. He is welcome in politics. He said that the BJP minded people in JDU do not want Nishant to enter politics. Even BJP does not want this, because BJP has been Nitish’s stooge party for 20 years. Now she does not want to live as a hanger-on with Nishant.

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After the assembly elections in Bihar (2025), Nitish Kumar recently met Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi. Many types of discussions are taking place regarding the meeting. According to media reports, there is also a discussion about the entry of CM’s son Nishant Kumar into politics. Amidst all this, a sensational claim has been made by RJD.

Talking to ABP News on Wednesday (December 24, 2025), RJD spokesperson Ejaz Ahmed said that the BJP top leadership wants to remove Nitish Kumar from the post of Chief Minister. Whoever’s name Nitish Kumar suggests, BJP will make him the CM. Because BJP is seeing that Nitish is mentally unwell. What actions are they doing on public platforms?

The RJD leader said that Nitish Kumar has made it clear that he will not leave the post of CM. Those who have BJP ideologies within JDU want to take BJP’s politics forward by keeping Nishant Kumar in the forefront. On a question, he said that whether Nishant will be made CM or not is his internal matter. The Bhunja party within JDU also wants to remove Nitish Kumar from the post of CM.

‘Nitish Kumar should not be allowed to become CM’

Ijaz said that it was decided even before the elections that Nitish should not be allowed to become the CM, but the way the results came, BJP was forced to make Nitish the CM. Now she wants relief.

Are the doors of grand alliance open for Nitish? On this he said, “Whoever wants to come to the Grand Alliance with our ideas, we will welcome them, but talks will take place as per what we decide. In Nitish’s meeting with PM Modi… Amit Shah, there was no discussion on the development of Bihar. There was discussion on removal from the post of CM.”

What did BJP say on RJD’s claim?

BJP has reacted to the RJD leader’s claim. BJP spokesperson Kuntal Krishna said that Lalu’s party is going through a crisis. Lalu is unwell. Tejashwi is missing. There has been a crushing defeat in the elections, hence RJD leaders and workers are mentally disturbed, hence indiscriminate statements are being made. NDA government is for five years. Nitish Kumar is the head of NDA. We want educated youth to enter politics. Nishant Kumar is an engineer. They are educated youth. If JDU and the public want, Nishant Kumar will come into active politics.

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Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s party JDU gained a lot in Bihar Assembly elections (2025). The party directly reached 85 seats from 43 seats. Now on one hand the party has emerged in a strong position and on the other hand planning has started for Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant Kumar. His entry in JDU is almost certain.

There was a demand even before the elections to bring Nishant into the party. Posters were put up by the workers. Many times the workers had demanded that Nishant be brought into the party, because in view of Nitish Kumar’s health, the responsibility of managing the party should now be given to Nishant. Now it is believed that the command of JDU may go into the hands of Nishant.

After Nitish there is no one better than Nishant

A senior leader of JDU and who is very close to Nitish Kumar said that the main vote bank of the party is backward and extremely backward. In such a situation, after Nitish Kumar, there can be no one better than Nishant Kumar. Only he can handle the party. After the elections are over, Nishant is now being put forward for further politics. Nishant also wishes to become active in the politics of Bihar. It cannot be said when he will come, but it is expected that he will come very soon. Big leaders and advisors close to Nitish Kumar are also trying to convince Nitish Kumar about this.

What do political experts say?

Amidst all the discussions and statements, Dhirendra Kumar, who understands the politics of Bihar, said, “Nitish Kumar is now in the last stages of politics. In such a situation, there should be one face to handle the party and no one is better than Nishant Kumar. Because if we look at the history of all the regional parties, the successor has been from the family only. It is because of the family that the party moves forward. Because the arrival of someone else again affects the vote bank.”

He further said, “Nitish Kumar did backward and extremely backward politics from the beginning. In such a situation, unless someone from his family comes forward to consolidate the votes of the backward community, the party’s vote bank will not remain stable. This is the reason why Nishant Kumar has now come into the limelight. Nitish Kumar is a seasoned player of politics. In such a situation, he also understands this very well. In such a situation, Nishant can join JDU at any time.”

What are the leaders saying about Nishant?

Recently, JDU’s acting national president and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Jha had said that the party people want Nishant Kumar to work for the party. On the other hand, BJP leader Syed Shahnawaz Hussain had said that this is a very good and happy thing.

Claim to take membership after Kharmas

On the other hand, on Thursday (December 11, 2025), JDU workers also made a big revelation. Said that membership campaign is currently being run by the party. The target is to make two crore members, with Nishant Kumar in the leading role. After Kharmas, Nishant Kumar himself will take membership of the party.

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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant Kumar on Thursday (November 20) thanked the people of the state for the “historic mandate” and credited women voters in particular for their “special participation”, but dodged questions related to his political debut.

His father took oath as Chief Minister for the record 10th time on Thursday (20 November). In a brief conversation with journalists including ‘PTI Video’ at the swearing-in ceremony held at Gandhi Maidan, Nishant said, “Salute and best wishes to the people of Bihar. I thank and congratulate from the bottom of my heart. The way people worked, the way women voted, their special participation is very important for Bihar.”

What did Nishant say on the question of coming into politics?

During this time, when he was asked when he would enter politics, Nishant smiled and left from there. Nishant has never contested any election and unlike the heirs of many political families, he has so far stayed away from public life. Nishant’s political debut was also discussed a lot in this election.

His father and Janata Dal United (JDU) chief Nitish Kumar took oath as the Chief Minister of Bihar for the 10th time. Nitish held the reins of Bihar for almost two decades and has created a special women vote bank.

BJP made a strong comeback in the elections

The National Democratic Alliance (NDA), an alliance of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), JDU, LJP (Ram Vilas) and two other parties, returned to power by winning 202 seats in the 243-member assembly.

BJP emerged as the largest party with 89 seats. After this, JDU got 85 seats, while LJP (Ram Vilas) got 19, Hindustani Awami Morcha got five and Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLMO) got four seats.

Women voted enthusiastically

According to Election Commission data, women voted more than men. The voting percentage of women was more than 71 percent, while among men it was 62.9 percent. In seven districts, women voted 14 percentage points more and in 10 other districts this difference was more than 10 points. National Democratic Alliance (NDA) leaders cited this as the reason for the alliance’s decisive advance.

Senior NDA officials attributed the “women mandate” to Nitish’s welfare rule. This included everything from the 2016 prohibition policy (which received widespread support from women affected by alcohol-induced domestic violence) to large-scale economic assistance schemes given before the elections.

The previous NDA government had given Rs 10,000 each to over 1.21 crore ‘Jeevika Didis’ to start micro businesses and had promised additional assistance of up to Rs 2 lakh for their ventures.

Benefit from ‘Jeevika Didi’ project

The government was running the World Bank-assisted project ‘JEEVIKA’ through an autonomous body, Bihar Rural Livelihood Promotion Society (BRLPS), which aims at social and economic empowerment of the rural poor. The women associated with this project are called ‘Jeevika Didi’.

In a state that often grapples with caste divisions, JDU leaders said women had emerged as a voter category that overcame many obstacles. They became the demographic group that reshaped the election results and strengthened the foundation for Nitish Kumar’s return to power.

A new NDA government is going to be formed in Bihar. The swearing in ceremony is on 20th November. The atmosphere is bomb this time due to the landslide victory of NDA in the 2025 assembly elections. Preparations are being made for the swearing-in ceremony in a grand manner at Gandhi Maidan in Patna. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant Kumar has reacted regarding this.

Journalists asked Nishant whether you will also go to the swearing-in ceremony? On this he said that yes I will go. On Tuesday (November 18, 2025), Nishant Kumar reached IGIMS, Patna. He said, “My grandmother is admitted. She was serious two-three days ago. She is fine now. Better than before.”

‘It is the public’s blessings… thanks to the public’

Regarding the ceremony to be held on 20th November, it was asked that Nitish Kumar is going to take oath for the 10th time. History is going to be made. In response to this, Nishant said that it is the public’s blessings. I thank the people of Bihar. Be it our party workers or BJP, LJP, Jitan Ram Manjhi, Upendra Kushwaha, everyone is working hard.

NDA family has won: Nishant Kumar

During further conversation, Nishant was told that Nitish Kumar had taken oath in 2005 and was going to take oath again at Gandhi Maidan. On this he said, “Father is fortunate… it is the public’s kindness and blessings.” Chief Ministers of many states will also come to this program and other big leaders will also come, on this he said that everyone is welcome. Our entire family is NDA. Narendra Modi, Amit Shah, whoever comes, everyone is welcome. I also congratulate that the NDA family has won.

On the other hand, Nitish Kumar went to Gandhi Maidan on Tuesday itself to take stock of the preparations for the oath taking ceremony. Apart from Nitish Kumar, Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary, Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit and other officials conducted the inspection. A large number of security forces have been deployed around Patna and Gandhi Maidan.

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Bihar Elections: After the announcement of assembly elections in Bihar, all the parties have geared up. Although there are many senior leaders present in the politics of the state and their supporters are also in large numbers, but at present the politics of Bihar revolves around Nitish Kumar. It is said that no matter which party wins in the numbers game in Bihar elections, only the party with Nitish Kumar will come to power.

As much as Nitish Kumar, who has been in power in Bihar for a long time, is known for his politics, his personal life is equally hidden. He keeps his family away from politics, which is why very few people know about him. Some people also came in his life who helped him in becoming Nitish Kumar. In this context, the name of his wife comes, after whose death he cried bitterly when he could not fulfill her last wish.

Who was Nitish Kumar’s wife?

Nitish Kumar’s wife’s name was Manju Kumari Sinha. Nitish Kumar, who leads a simple life, was in love with a school teacher who taught in a school in Patna during his youth. The love story of Nitish Kumar and Manju Kumari is quite interesting. On one hand, Nitish Kumar belonged to the OBC caste, while Manju Kumari was a girl from an ordinary Kayastha family. Despite this, both of them had an inter-caste marriage. Manju Kumari and Nitish Kumar also have a son named Nishant. Nitish’s sons stay far away from politics. He is an engineer by profession and a graduate from BIT Egypt.

What was the last wish of Nitish’s wife?

Nitish Kumar’s wife died in the year 2007. At that time she was living in Delhi. According to media reports, the last wish of Bihar CM Nitish Kumar’s wife was that she should take her last breath while spending time with her husband, but unfortunately, due to being the CM of Bihar at that time, Nitish Kumar could not go to Delhi to his wife and could not fulfill her last wish. After this Nitish’s wife passed away. Nitish’s condition had worsened after his wife’s death. He cried profusely from the time he lifted his wife’s bier to the funeral pyre. Nitish Kumar many times says that I could not even fulfill his last wish. Nitish Kumar is sad and regretful about this even today.

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Prior to the 2025 Bihar assembly elections, Nishant Kumar, son of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, remains suspense in Bihar politics. When CM Nitish’s son Nishant Kumar will have a political entry, it is a big question. The market of speculations is then hot for months. The matter increases when Nishant Kumar praises his father Nitish Kumar in the media. He seeks votes on his father Nitish’s work. Now the discussion has started again with a poster.

The poster of Nishant Kumar and his father Nitish Kumar is outside the state office of Janata Dal United. The special thing about this poster is that Nishant Kumar has been described as the heir to the ideology of Karpoori Thakur and the working style of Nitish Kumar.

‘New generation of honesty and public service’

It is written on the poster, “The new generation of honesty and public service, the legacy of public service will now move forward.” Let me tell you that in Bihar, Nitish Kumar is called Vikas Purush, in such a poster it is written, “Vikas Purush’s son will become the future of Bihar.”

Now the question is whether Nishant Kumar will be politically entry before the Bihar assembly elections of 2025 or will the posters being put up will remain in memories? The entire Bihar is waiting for the future of JDU and the successor of Nitish’s political legacy.

Nitish Kumar has to take final decision

It may be noted that JDU workers have also demanded Nitish Kumar to enter Nishant Kumar’s party by putting up posters on many occasions. However, on Nishant’s entry, JDU leaders believe that its final decision is to be taken by CM Nitish. Many JDU leaders have expressed their desire that Nishant should enter politics. Now we have to see what happens next.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Bihar on 22 August. The preparations for the leaders associated with the party regarding this have almost been completed. Prior to PM Modi’s visit, Nishant Kumar, son of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, made a big statement on Wednesday (August 20, 2025). On this visit of PM Modi, Nishant Kumar said that this time also we will give gifts. Nishant Kumar was talking to the media.

On the question that the leaders of the opposition are saying that the PM comes but goes on lying, he does not fulfill what he promised. To this, Nishant replied that we had promised that we would give 20 lakh jobs, gave 50 lakh jobs. We are promising one crore more employment. We have given 35% reservation for women. Teachers of TRE-4 are giving preference to Bihari in reinstatement.

Constant development: Nishant

Nishant said that we are doing more than what we promised. Nitish Kumar will give the gift of the metro, on which Nishant Kumar said that it is a good thing. Constant development is being done. At the same time, reporters asked that Tejashwi Yadav is constantly raising questions about Nitish Kumar, raising about health, Nishant Kumar said that everything is fine.

On another question that the opposition is saying that this time the BJP will not make Nitish Kumar the Chief Minister. On this, Nishant Kumar said that everyone has said that he will contest elections under the leadership of Nitish Kumar. On the other hand, on the question of votes theft, Nishant said that the Election Commission is watching them all.

Congress raised questions on PM’s visit

Please tell that the main program of Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be held in Gayaji. After this, Begusarai will also go. This program will be a government program of PM Modi, but the Bihar Congress Committee has questioned the arrival of PM. State President Rajesh Ram said on Wednesday that PM Modi’s visit to say, but it is a completely political tour. It costs the government, but this entire program of BJP remains.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is making big announcements continuously before the election. On one side, they are announcing, on the other hand RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav says Nitish Kumar is copying him. Those who promise people are fulfilling Nitish Kumar before the election. On the statement of Tejashwi, the cheating, the Chief Minister’s son Nishant Kumar has now received a big statement. On Monday (August 18, 2025) Nishant Kumar was talking to the media in Patna.

Nishant Kumar said, “Earlier we had promised 50 thousand jobs and now we have done one crore, both government jobs and employment, we got caste census, then said that we will give two lakhs to 94 lakh poor families. A few days ago, we have given 400 to 1100 pension amount for old lady, widow and disabled.

‘Father who has been doing those who have been doing for 20 years?’

Nishant Kumar further said, “We have formed the Youth Commission. We have created the Safai Karamcharis Commission. We have increased the honorarium of cooks, JP fighters and physical teachers etc.. We have been developing for 20 years. We will do further.” Responding to Tejashwi Yadav, he said, “… So the father who has been doing for 20 years, he has been copying?

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On the other hand, the Voter Adhikar Yatra has been taken out under the leadership of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Bihar. It was questioned that the Election Commission has said that if nothing is proved, Rahul Gandhi will have to apologize. On this, Nishant Kumar said that the Election Commission is watching.

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MLA Gopal Mandal: These days in Bihar, the discussion of CM Nitish’s son Nishant coming into politics is fast, although his father Nitish Kumar has not given any statement so far, but many MLAs and workers of his party want them to come to the party soon or else the existence of JDU will not be saved. Who is after Nitish in the party, who will take charge of JDU. Therefore, everyone believes that Nishant should come forward.

What said when Nishant came into politics?

Now Nitish Kumar’s Badbalo MLA Gopal Mandal has said in a statement that I have brought Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant into politics. If Nishant does not join the party, JDU will end. Nobody will listen to anyone in JDU. There is no leader in the party who can handle the party. Right now the matter is going on, they are slowly moving towards politics, they will have to come. However, he also said that whether he will contest elections or not, it cannot be said but will remain in the party.

At the same time, when the chairs were empty in the meeting of Congress President Kharge in Buxar, the JDU MLA said that who will listen to them, when no one knows them, who will listen to them. Nobody knows Khage in Bihar. People here know Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi, but these people do not understand what Kharge says.

‘NDA set to win 235 seats’

Regarding the assembly elections to be held this year, many leaders are saying that the NDA is certain to get 225 seats in this election, but I believe that out of 243 assembly seats in Bihar, NDA is certain to win 235 seats and the NDA will form the government again. Nitish Kumar is scheduled to become Chief Minister again. No one can come to power bypassing Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.

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