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Nitish’s Nishant’s political conch shell said emotionally, keep your blessings on me:

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News India Live, Digital Desk: Amidst the ongoing speculation about the next phase of ‘Nitish era’ in Bihar politics, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant Kumar has broken his silence. Nishant, who stayed away from the glare of politics, has expressed his feelings among the public for the first time on a public platform. Nishant sought people’s support in a very emotional manner and asked them to shower their love and blessings on him. His statement is being seen as an indication of the future politics of Bihar and his growing stature in JDU.

‘My father has beautified Bihar’ – expressed pride in his father’s work

In his address, Nishant Kumar mentioned the achievements of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s tenure. He said, “My father has dedicated his entire life to the service of Bihar. The line he has drawn is impossible to erase. The people of Bihar will never forget his contribution.” Nishant further said that it is the responsibility of every person who loves Bihar to take forward the journey of development which was started by his father.

Are you preparing to enter politics? indications from statements

The sudden activation of Nishant Kumar, who was keeping a low profile till now, has become a topic of discussion in political circles. When asked about his entry into politics, he did not say anything directly, but his insistence on “keeping the blessings” is being considered as preparation for his ‘political launching’. JDU insiders say that after Nitish Kumar goes to Rajya Sabha, Nishant can play an important role in the organization, so that the legacy of the party can be firmly handled.

Huge enthusiasm among fans and workers

After this statement of Nishant Kumar, new enthusiasm is being seen among JDU workers. Posters in support of Nishant have started being put up on the streets of Patna, in which he is being described as the ‘future of Bihar’. However, opposition parties are calling it ‘familyism’, but JDU says that Nishant is an educated and sensitive youth and if he wants to serve the public, then there is nothing wrong in it. At present, this statement of Nishant before the Delhi meeting on 10th April has created a new stir in the politics of Bihar.