Will Nitish Kumar remain the next 15 years and the Chief Minister, know what Emperor Chaudhary gave the answer? – Nitish Kumar Bihar CM 15 Years Samrat Choudhary Statement LCLNT

Will Nitish Kumar remain the next 15 years and the Chief Minister, know what Emperor Chaudhary gave the answer? – Nitish Kumar Bihar CM 15 Years Samrat Choudhary Statement LCLNT

Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary has given a big statement about Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Emperor Chaudhary said that Nitish Kumar is going to work for 15 more years. In fact, Tejashwi Yadav attacked Nitish Kumar through social media and described his 20 -year rule as a knock and said that the 15 -year -old car in Bihar is not allowed to run on the road, while the current government has gone for 20 years and hence it should be changed. Emperor Chaudhary responded to this.

Now many meanings are being taken out of Emperor Chaudhary’s statement and also the question arises whether Nitish Kumar will remain the Chief Minister for the next 15 years according to Emperor Chaudhary’s claim?

What did Dilip Jaiswal say?
Actually, the political atmosphere is hot before the Bihar assembly elections. The BJP seems to be hesitant to make Nitish Kumar the face of the post of Chief Minister. BJP state president Dilip Jaiswal said that the party’s parliamentary board will do the work of deciding the face of the Chief Minister. It is clear that there is different opinion on this issue within the party. Apart from this, the BJP is conducting survey in Bihar, based on the result of which decisions will be taken on further strategy.

However, on the statement of Dilip Jaiswal, Emperor Chaudhary immediately came to control damage. Emperor Chaudhary said that Nitish Kumar was the Chief Minister of Bihar earlier, is still today and will remain tomorrow. He has said that since 1996, work has been being done under the leadership of Nitish Kumar. Therefore, they will continue to work even further. This statement of the emperor is being seen as a strategy to calm the turmoil.

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