He claimed that if opposition parties band together, they may defeat the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections with a “big majority.”
Nitish Kumar, the chief minister of Bihar, announced today to loud applause at a gathering of his party, the Janata Dal, that there won’t be a third front in 2024 and that what will be formed the next time will be the “primary front” (United). He claimed that if opposition parties band together, they may defeat the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections with a “big majority.”
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He stated that he will continue to work toward making it a reality and that these parties are now in charge. Mr. Kumar is working to put together an alliance of like-minded parties to take on the BJP in the next Lok Sabha elections. He recently met with numerous opposition leaders. Although he has denied harboring ambitions to be prime minister, some claim he is also eyeing a national role for himself.
Despite being in a coalition at the time, the 71-year-old Bihar politician claimed that the BJP would work against the JD(U) in the 2020 assembly elections. He also attributed his party’s disappointing result in the most recent assembly elections to the collaboration.
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The JD(U) leader attacked his former ally without mentioning any specific parties. “They (the BJP) should be reminded that, whether in the assembly elections of 2005 or 2010, our party has never previously won fewer seats. We suffered in 2020 as they worked to ensure that our candidates would lose, “added he.
In addition, Mr. Kumar attack the media, claiming that while they have records of everything, they are “not authorize” to report on certain things. He sneered, “The media will disclose it all after they are out of power.”
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The state’s longest-serving chief minister recalled his reluctance to seek reelection but agreement to do so after the BJP’s prodding.
“However, Bihar received nothing (from the BJP government at the Centre). The request for special treatment was reject. He (Prime Minister Narendra Modi) is from a state that has had economic success ever since the British Raj. Without assisting the less fortunate, the country cannot advance “Added he.
