RCP Singh, former Union Minister and once close to Nitish Kumar, has made a big appeal to PM Narendra Modi. He said that the people of Bihar look at Nitish Kumar with great respect. He has great ‘dularua’. When Nitish Kumar is going to the Centre, there should be no loss in his name and respect. They should be given such responsibilities, so that people feel that they will play a role in the development of the country and the state.

We have good relations with everyone – RCP Singh

RCP Singh further said, “As far as the post of Chief Minister in Bihar is concerned, I do not know about it. But I am seeing in the media channel itself that there is talk of BJP becoming the Chief Minister. How can I say who in BJP can become the Chief Minister. We have good relations with everyone.”

Patna, Bihar: Former Union Minister RCP Singh says, “I would like to make a request to the central leadership of the BJP. The people of Bihar hold Nitish Kumar in very high regard. He has done a lot for Bihar, and people have great respect for him…” pic.twitter.com/aCjIyohBeF

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Nishant also has potential – RCP Singh

Along with this, he said, “If you ask us in JDU, Nishant’s name is being taken, Nishant also has the potential. The most senior leader and most trusted leader in JDU is Vijendra Prasad Yadav. He has worked with Nitish Kumar for years. Vijendra Chaudhary is there. There is no dearth here too. If I had remained in JDU, I would have definitely expressed my opinion.”

Regarding Nishant Kumar, he said that we lovingly call him ‘Nishi’. We have close relations not just today but for years. He is a very noble person. RCP Singh said, “Whether it is Nitish Babu, me or Nishant, we are students of Science College. At one time, Science College was considered. He is also brilliant. Where does the Chief Minister’s son look so gentlemanly and respectable?”

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