'You made me Chief Minister, I paid back...'
Former bihar chief minister and leader of the Hindustani Awam Morcha (HAM), Jitan ram Manjhi, claimed on friday that he had returned a favour to chief minister nitish kumar by offering to help him build a government in bihar with the NDA.
Jitan ram Manjhi mentioned during a speech at a function that the chief minister received 125 votes in the bihar Assembly. He said that he helped Kumar receive four votes.
"Nitish Kumar received 125 votes in the bihar Assembly, which was the required 122 votes to establish the government. Four votes were our contribution. It would have been 121 votes if those 4 votes had not been cast, according to Manjhi.
Jitan ram Manjhi mentioned during a speech at a function that the chief minister received 125 votes in the bihar Assembly. He said that he helped Kumar receive four votes.
"Nitish Kumar received 125 votes in the bihar Assembly, which was the required 122 votes to establish the government. Four votes were our contribution. It would have been 121 votes if those 4 votes had not been cast, according to Manjhi.
"If we hadn't, Nitish Ji's government would have fallen."
The former chief minister declared, "I can now say that I have also repaid my favour because he made me the Chief Minister."
The former chief minister declared, "I can now say that I have also repaid my favour because he made me the Chief Minister."
Nitish Kumar, according to Manjhi, "made the right decision by joining the NDA."
In addition, he urged the people of bihar to support his administration and pledged to strive for the state's total prohibition on alcohol.
Rabri Devi, a former chief minister and RJD leader, poked fun at nitish kumar on Tuesday, claiming that unlike the last time, he had left the RJD coalition freely and without coercion.
In addition, he urged the people of bihar to support his administration and pledged to strive for the state's total prohibition on alcohol.
Rabri Devi, a former chief minister and RJD leader, poked fun at nitish kumar on Tuesday, claiming that unlike the last time, he had left the RJD coalition freely and without coercion.
Nitish Kumar severed his links with "Mahagathbandhan" and took the oath of office as Bihar's chief minister for the eighth time.
This followed a sharp turnabout in which Kumar chose to work with the bjp to establish a new administration.
This followed a sharp turnabout in which Kumar chose to work with the bjp to establish a new administration.