The government has once again changed in Bihar and now Nitish Kumar’s party i.e. JDU has formed the government in Bihar in collaboration with BJP. Let me tell you that earlier JDU was running the government in collaboration with RJD, Congress and Left parties.
But within the last one and a half years, this alliance broke and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has once again resigned. And now a new government has been formed in which Nitish Kumar has once again become the head of Bihar and two Deputy Chief Ministers have been made.
Both the Deputy Chief Ministers are from JDU, Bihar Legislative Assembly’s Leader of Opposition Vijay Sinha and Legislative Council’s Leader of Opposition Samrat Chaudhary, while for the Minister, BJP’s Prem Kumar, JDU leaders Shravan Kumar, Vijendra Yadav and Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, Hindustani Awam Morcha’s Santosh Kumar are from JDU’s side. Suman and independent MLA Sumit Kumar Singh have taken oath as ministers.
Although no one’s department has been cleared yet, there is confusion about it. After becoming the Chief Minister of Bihar for the ninth time, Nitish Kumar while talking to the media said that now there is no question of leaving NDA.
The first speaker of Bihar Assembly was Awadh Bihari Chaudhary from RJD quota. But now after the formation of the new government, this is not acceptable to BJP. And according to the formula of 2020, this post is to go to BJP. Let us tell you that in the year 2020, when BJP coalition government was formed in Bihar, BJP had made Vijay Sinha the Speaker, whereas now he has been given the responsibility of Deputy Chief Minister.
Now, if we talk about the name race going on, then senior BJP leaders Nand Kishore Yadav and Amarendra Pratap Singh can be made the Speaker of Bihar Assembly. While many names from BJP and JDU are included in the ministerial race, Santosh Suman Manjhi from our party is also to be made a minister. He had also taken oath as a minister.
If sources are to be believed, the cabinet is to be expanded within one to two days which will include BJP leaders Shahnawaz Hussain, Nitin Nabin, Rampreet Paswan, Janak Ram, Shreyashi Singh and JDU leaders Sunil Kumar Singh, Madan Sahni, Lacey Singh, Sheela Mandal, Jayant. Raj, Ashok Chaudhary and Sanjay Jha can be included.
