Fear of cheating from BJP is haunting Nitish – report

An important aspect of this crisis, according to a report in NDTV, is that Nitish Kumar is worried that the BJP may betray him (withdraw from him). Nitish Kumar’s aides claim that their concerns are not unreasonable. For this, he is quoting BJP national president JP Nadda’s remark that regional parties ‘will not survive’. He is considering this as proof that the BJP wants to first weaken the allies and then clean it up. Senior JDU leader Umesh Kushwaha said, “You have seen JP Nadda’s comment, in which he is saying that BJP will replace all regional parties. But, BJP allies are just like us – they should think about it. ,

Fear of JDU repeating Maharashtra in Bihar?

However, in a meeting with Deputy Chief Minister Tarkishore Prasad on Monday morning, Nitish Kumar reportedly said, “Nothing is as serious.” But, hardly anyone is taking it so lightly. Nitish Kumar has reportedly agreed that Maharashtra will be repeated in Bihar as well. This is the reason why a senior leader of his party on Sunday publicly attacked the BJP that it is “working to break our party…”

Nitish scared after seeing the outcome of Uddhav Thackeray?

Uddhav Thackeray’s chair in Maharashtra was lost due to the rebellion of his senior party colleague Eknath Shinde. Now Uddhav is fighting a case in the Supreme Court to keep his party’s name and election symbol with him. Just like Nitish Kumar has a historical relationship with the BJP, Uddhav Thackeray used to have it as well. Like Uddhav, Nitish has also made ruckus with the opposition parties by eating political acrobatics. At present, the only difference is that Nitish has ‘played’ with RJD and Congress as well, but Uddhav’s political ‘reverence’ towards Sharad Pawar and Sonia Gandhi has not yet waned.

RCP incident raised suspicion

According to the report, Nitish’s suspicion has increased that now he is on the target of his colleague. In this, regarding Home Minister Amit Shah, he feels that he himself got such ministers who are especially close to him in their joint government. Now whatever is the truth behind this conspiracy theory, this is believed to be the reason for his distance with his own party’s RCP Singh. In 2021, Nitish made him the representative of JDU in the Modi government. But, in Bihar, he was seen to be close to Amit Shah. Eventually the party began to see him as a leader who had started creating perceived discontent in the party against the Chief Minister by staying in Nitish Kumar’s party.

Was Nitish afraid of becoming Eknath Shinde from RCP Singh?

The result of this was that two months ago, Nitish had once again blocked the way for his most trusted RCP Singh to go to the Rajya Sabha again. Due to this, the cabinet minister chair of RCP Singh went away. Last week, JDU even accused RCP Singh of being involved in widespread corruption. After this he also left the party and opened a direct front against CM Nitish. He claimed that Nitish Kumar will not become PM even in seven births. But Nitish’s now-confidant Rajiv Ranjan Singh alias Lalan Singh said on Monday that the RCP was speaking after taking the BJP’s signal. He said, “When we were asked to tell a cabinet minister…” RCP Singh said that Amit Shah told him that only he (RCP) was acceptable. And Nitish Kumar said, ‘If you have decided with him, then go, what do you want me to be called?