News India Live, Digital Desk: yes, today 20 November And exactly at noon, the chief of Janata Dal United (JDU) Nitish Kumar We are going to create such a record which is difficult for any other leader to even think about. They Chief Minister of Bihar for the historic 10th time About to take the oath of office. This is not just a number, it shows that the axis of Bihar’s politics still revolves around Nitish Kumar.
Grand gathering at Gandhi Maidan
to take oath Patna Gandhi Maidan Has been decorated like a bride. Crowds of supporters have gathered to join the celebration of this massive victory of NDA. But you can guess the grandeur of this program from the guest list.
of the country to witness this special moment. Prime Minister Narendra Modi Specially coming to Patna. Along with him, Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP President JP Nadda will also be present on the stage. If political experts are to be believed, the arrival of PM gives the message that Center and Bihar together are going to run the development vehicle at double speed.
New government, old friends?
The biggest question in people’s minds is that Nitish Kumar How will Babu’s new team be? It is considered certain in the news market that Samrat Choudhary And Vijay Kumar Sinha once again Deputy CM Will take over the responsibility. This coordination of BJP and JDU was successful in the last term also. Apart from this, many new and old MLAs will be sworn in as ministers today. In this, every effort has been made to connect every society and every region.
Public expectations and 10th innings
the way in elections NDA gets 202 seats have been received, it shows that the public has approved stability and good governance. The opposition’s strategies failed completely this time. With becoming CM for the 10th time, the burden of expectations regarding employment, education and infrastructure has also increased on the shoulders of Nitish Kumar.
Afternoon at 12:30 The time is fixed. As soon as the Governor takes oath, a new innings will begin in Bihar. There is excitement on the streets of Patna, sweets are being distributed and workers are engrossed in celebrations. Indeed, such days are not seen every day in politics.
North India Statesman