North India Statesman
On the occasion of the 75th birthday of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, his son Nishant Kumar reached the Mahavir temple in Patna on Saturday and offered prayers. During this, he saw Hanuman ji and prayed for his father’s longevity and good health. Also, he once again wished his father to be the Chief Minister.
Nishant Kumar demands – Nitish Kumar gets CM post again
During the media interaction, Nishant Kumar reiterated that the NDA (National Democratic Alliance) should declare his father as the Chief Ministerial candidate so that he can continue the development work of the state even further. They said,
“My father has worked for years for the development of Bihar and this journey should continue. We pray to God to become the Chief Minister of Bihar once again.”
It is worth noting that earlier also Nishant Kumar had raised the demand to declare Nitish Kumar as the Chief Minister’s face, after which discussions on the issue within the NDA intensified. Although many NDA allies are supporting contesting elections under the leadership of Nitish Kumar, they are seen openly avoiding making any statement on it.
NDA’s stance – Chirag Paswan’s big statement
On Saturday, the President of Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) and Union Minister Chirag Paswan made it clear that, by putting a stop to the debate that,
“The 2025 Bihar assembly elections will be fought under the leadership of Nitish Kumar and the NDA government will come back to power again. Nitish Kumar will become the Chief Minister.”
Devotees and JDU workers celebrate their birthday in Mahavir temple
On the occasion of the birthday of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, JDU workers and devotees offered special prayers at the Mahavir temple in Patna. Prayers were prayed for the longevity of the Chief Minister and the development of Bihar. on this occasion,
- 75 kg Naivedyam Laddu was offered and distributed among the devotees.
- The message of peace and prosperity was given by blowing 75 pigeons.
- The book “Gandhi -Nitish Kumar of Bihar” and shawls were distributed by Minister Ashok Chaudhary.
On Nitish Kumar’s birthday, this event was not only a religious ritual, but it is also seen as political importance, as discussions about his future political plans are in full swing.
