Nitish Kumar
NCW Chief Criticizes Bihar CM's Derogatory Remark on Women as 'C-Grade Movie Dialogue'
Shortly after Nitish Kumar issued an apology for his remarks and stated, "I apologize and take back my words," Sharma held a press conference to express her disapproval of his statement. She described his comments as reminiscent of low-quality film dialogues.
Amit Shah Accuses Nitish Kumar of Seeking Power by Aligning with Lalu Prasad
“It is the soil of Khudi Ram Bose, Jubba Sahani and Pandit Shahdev and I want to respect them and I pray to Chatthi Maiya to make Bihar free from Jungle Raj and Paltu Ram in 2025,” Shah said.
After Assembly Polls, India Alliance Talks to Be Revived, Assures Kharge to Nitish
During this discussion, Kharge assured the Janata Dal (United) leader that alliance talks within the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) would resume after the completion of the Assembly elections in the five states.
JD(U) leaders from UP want Nitish Kumar to contest Phulpur seat
A high-level delegation representing JD(U) from Uttar Pradesh have met the Bihar Chief Minister in Patna in this regard. Led by Satyendra Patel, the Convener of Uttar Pradesh JD(U) unit, the delegation included about 75 prominent party leaders and dedicated workers hailing from 10 different Lok Sabha constituencies in Uttar Pradesh.
I am a supporter of Anand Mohan, says Nitish Kumar
Nitish Kumar also said that he was feeling bad when Anand Mohan was serving jail term. Anand Mohan, who was recently released from jail after the amendment in the state prison manual, was serving life imprisonment in the Gopalganj DM G. Krishnaiah murder case that happened in Muzaffarpur in 1994.
Is Nitish Kumar making too many verbal gaffes?
Terming his Principal Secretary Dipak Kumar as the Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar immediately corrected himself and said that he was the former Chief Secretary of Bihar and not the Chief Minister. Moreover, he was carrying the written speech in AIIMS Patna convocation ceremony, but still he used colloquial words.
In yet another gaffe, Nitish Kumar calls himself ‘Faltu Mukhya Mantri’
It all began when he absent-mindedly called the Bihar Chief Secretary Amir Subhani “chief Mukhya Mantri” while addressing the gathering at an event of the Panchayati Raj Department in Patna. When the officials present there pointed out the error, Nitish Kumar corrected himself but ended up calling himself “Faltu Mukhya Mantri.”
With caste census masterstroke, Nitish looks beyond 2024 to 2025 polls
Amid opposition from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA)'s to the caste-based survey, Nitish Kumar's decision to publish the survey may have been the checkmate move of the opposition INDIA bloc against the NDA ahead of the 2024 polls.
Nitish Kumar calls all party meeting on Tuesday to discuss caste survey
"The state government has released the report of the caste survey. We have called for an all party meeting where a senior officer of the government will give a detailed presentation about the survey report. Following that we will take the decision in the interest of common people," he said.
Nitish Kumar dares NDA leaders to break JD-U
“These are unnecessary statements which have no meaning. If BJP has guts, break JD-U,” Kumar said while interacting with media persons in Patna.
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