Till a few days before “Nitish sabke hai (Nitish belongs to all)” in 2020, “Vikas with Nyaya, Raj of Law (Justice and Development, with Law and Order)”, till now “Pradesh Mein Dikha, Desh Mein” “Dekhkha (Which was seen in the state, will now be seen in the country)” – Changing posters at the Janata Dal (United) office in Patna show the journey of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s ambitions.
A day after Kumar brushed aside media queries about Kumar being the prime ministerial face of the opposition in 2024 in the presence of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao in Patna, his party greeted everyone with a new poster at its office in Patna. Startled. take the prime Narendra Modi And project Kumar as the face of the opposition in the next general election.
“Jumla nahi, haqeeqat (reality, not a joke)”, “mann ka nahi, kaam ki (not mind, but work)”, “Assurance nahi, sushasan (not only assurance, but good governance)” and JD(S) on Thursday. u) “Aagaz hua, badla hoga (One start, change will happen)” were other new slogans on the posters put up in the office.
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These new posters seem to be targeting the Prime Minister and the BJP directly and putting Nitish on the national stage, jibes in words like “jumla”, the BJP’s “promise of Rs 15 lakh”, PM’s Mann Ki Baat programme. And Nitish Kumar’s “Sushasan Babu” image. Posters showing the impending change and good governance of Nitish Kumar in the country soon are packaging him as an alternative to PM Modi.
Till last month, Kumar’s satisfaction with state-level politics was more depicted in the posters of the JD(U) office, in alliance with the BJP. One such poster read, “Nature fulfills need, but not greed (Nature meets your needs, not your greed)”. Another said “development with justice, rule of law (with justice and development, law and order)”. The message on the second was “Seva hi dharma (to serve is dharma)”. A popular poster in the JD(U) office for the 2020 elections read, “Nitish sabke hai (Nitish belongs to all)”.
‘No vacancy’
A senior BJP leader in Delhi said Kumar’s ambitions of a PM candidate were now out in the open and that was the reason he had ended the alliance with the BJP as there is no vacancy for the post in the saffron party. “It (the new poster) is his weak attempt to challenge Narendra Modi, which will have no further resonance than the JD(U)-RJD’s caste vote bank in Bihar,” the BJP leader claimed.
Earlier, talking to News18 in an interview, Union Rural Development Minister and BJP MP from Bihar Giriraj Singh had said that Nitish Kumar Wants to be the PM candidate of the opposition. “It has already started when he said ‘2014 wale 2024 mein rahein ke nahi’. He himself is now saying that many calls are coming to him. Nachna hai toh ghunghat kaisa, ab purdah open hai, baat real Yeh tha (the whole thing is coming out now, that was the real reason). That was the reason why they broke the alliance and a face saving reason was needed,” Singh had told News18.
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