BJP knew that Nitish Kumar was leaving, but did not understand the angle of RJD. India News – Times of India

New Delhi: BJP It is believed that it has been understood from some circles that Nitish Kumar The NDA may have jumped ship again, but the party leadership could not fully anticipate their plans to forge an alliance with the RJD, which was the main target of their attack during the 2020 assembly elections as they dismissed allegations of corruption. was exposed. Lalu Prasad and his family. He had severed ties with the ‘Mahagathbandhan’ on the issue of law and order.
Kumar had not only promised in the state assembly that he would die and would never return to an alliance with the RJD, but had also campaigned vigorously against Lalu Prasad’s party. The differences between the two had increased to such an extent that it was Lalu who coined the term “Paltu Ram” for Nitish.

On the other hand, BJP leaders preferred to mention Nitish He used “Jungle Raj” to target the RJD while the law and order situation improved as “good governance babu” after both parties ran a successful government in the state.
Lalu Prasad had tweeted in August 2017, “Nitish is a snake. Just like a snake sheds its skin, so does Nitish every two years.” This was broadcast by BJP supporters on Tuesday after Kumar once again forged an alliance with the RJD.

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The differences between the BJP and the JD(U) over the Agneepath plan had become public when houses and properties of saffron leaders, including state president Sanjay Jaiswal and deputy chief minister Renu Devi, were attacked.
Since then, BJP leaders have become more aggressive, with central leaders including Union Home Minister Amit Shah and party president JP Nadda visiting the state to expand the party’s footprint, a move that complicated Nitish’s list of complaints. made.

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The grand celebrations on the birth anniversary of the 1857 rebel hero Kunwar Singh in his native village in the BJP’s Arrah district, where Amit Shah was the chief guest and a massive rally was organized, also angered Nitish.
The party’s large-scale celebration of one of the most famous symbols of the state was a stark contrast to the simple state government celebrations featuring the chief minister in Patna.

The recent BJP meeting of all fronts of the party in Patna, in which Shah and Nadda were present, has also left Nitish uneasy. A state in Eastern India The CM has always been cautious about the expansion plans of the BJP in the state.