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Political activity in Bihar has intensified after Chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced his move towards the Rajya Sabha. At the same time, his son Nishant Kumar is set to begin a statewide tour after joining the JD(U), starting from Champaran.
Nitish Kumar and Nishant Signal Political Strategy
Patna: Bihar politics is currently abuzz with activity. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's announcement of his Rajya Sabha candidacy has sparked a flurry of discussions within political circles. Meanwhile, his son, Nishant Kumar, is also set to play an active role in the Janata Dal United (JDU) and is preparing to embark on a tour of Bihar soon. The separate visits of the father and son are being considered politically significant.
After joining the JDU, Nishant Kumar will embark on a public relations tour across the state. His tour is likely to begin in Champaran. According to party sources, Nishant Kumar will follow in his father's political footsteps by visiting various districts across the state and meeting party workers.
Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant Kumar meets Senior JD(U) leaders ahead of official entry into Party
Political analysts believe that Nishant Kumar's active participation is an attempt to inject new energy into the JDU. It is also believed that the party is gradually promoting him within the organization with an eye on his future political career.
On the other hand, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is scheduled to tour the Kosi-Seemanchal region from March 10th to 13th. During this period, he will hold programs in districts like Supaul, Madhepura, Kishanganj, Araria, Katihar, and Purnia. He also has scheduled programs in Saharsa and Khagaria.
On March 10th, he will begin his Samriddhi Yatra in Supaul. Prior to this, he visited his home district, Bakhtiyarpur, on Saturday. His recent activities and body language indicate that he remains fully active in state politics.
JDU state president Umesh Singh Kushwaha said that Nishant Kumar is becoming active in politics at the request of party leaders and workers. He explained that party MLAs and workers had requested the Chief Minister to give Nishant responsibility in the organization.
Kushwaha also said that Nitish Kumar is the tallest leader in the NDA as Chief Minister and has received the mandate.
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Amidst the buzz about Nitish Kumar's Rajya Sabha election, there is speculation about the formation of a new government. However, JDU leaders say that the Chief Minister has not yet resigned and no formal discussions have taken place regarding the formation of a new government.
According to party leaders, when the time comes, Nitish Kumar, who has received the mandate, will decide the future political direction of the state. For now, his and Nishant Kumar's visits are being seen as a political strategy for the upcoming elections.
