Chief Minister Nitish Kumar (Bihar CM Nitish Kumar) Left for Delhi from Patna on Thursday to take membership of Rajya Sabha. Will take oath tomorrow (April 10). Everyone is waiting to know who will be the Chief Minister of Bihar after him. Meanwhile, a torn picture has emerged in BJP. On Thursday (April 09, 2026), the poster of Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary put up outside the party office was torn down. This poster was put up in support of Samrat for the post of CM.

On Thursday morning, when the ABP News team had gone for coverage, some workers arrived and started tearing the posters. A worker who tore the poster said that it was pasted at the gate of the BJP office. This is an office area, so no posters of any kind can be put up here.

Who had put up the poster?

It is said that the poster was put up by Rajesh Kumar, President of Valmiki Samaj Sangh. It was written at the top of the poster, “This is the call of Valmiki Samaj Sangh, there should be Emperor’s government in Bihar.” It was written below the poster, “We have given every possible support to BJP, the contractual system should end under your government.”

What did BJP say about the poster?

On this entire controversy, BJP leader and minister Ramkripal Yadav said, “I have not even seen it so what should I comment on? The opposition kept dreaming. There are neither two factions in our party nor will there ever be. There is rock solid strength in our party and in the NDA. Nothing is going to happen if the opposition keeps making noise. The opposition is not going to get power now. The people of Bihar are never going to give a chance.”

Power struggle going on in BJP: Congress

Congress has attacked this. Party spokesperson Dr. Snehasish Vardhan said that there is a struggle for power going on in BJP. That struggle has come out today in the form of poster tearing programme. Some strong leader from within the party is opposing Samrat Chaudhary. That is, Samrat Chaudhary keeps declaring himself a strong contender for the post of CM through lakhs of media management, but there is some strong leader in the party who wants him not to become the Chief Minister.