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Bihar set to get a new 'Samrat'
Patna: In a dramatic turn of events, Nitish Kumar convened a crucial cabinet meeting on Tuesday, setting the stage for a significant political transition in Bihar. With strong indications of his imminent resignation, attention has now shifted to a possible visit to Raj Bhavan later in the day to formally step down.
Tears, Gratitude, and Uncertainty Mark Final Cabinet Moments
The atmosphere inside the meeting was deeply emotional, as several ministers were visibly moved, with some breaking down in tears. The moment appeared to deeply affect Nitish Kumar as well, underscoring the weight of the occasion.
During his nearly 20-minute address, Kumar informed colleagues that although he would be heading to Delhi, he would remain actively involved in monitoring the state’s affairs.
Leaders Reflect on Legacy, Urge Continued Commitment
Following the meeting, Ram Kripal Yadav described the gathering as “deeply emotional,” noting that ministers expressed heartfelt gratitude for Kumar’s leadership and contributions.
Lakhendra Paswan revealed that the Chief Minister encouraged everyone to maintain excellence in their work and stay committed to the vision of a developed Bihar.
Echoing similar sentiments, Leshi Singh called it an honor to have worked under a leader of Kumar’s stature, crediting him for playing a pivotal role in the state’s development.
What Lies Ahead: New Leadership on the Horizon
Sources suggest that the final decision regarding the resignation may follow the upcoming NDA legislative party meeting. Meanwhile, preparations are reportedly underway for a swearing-in ceremony on April 15.
Leaders like Samrat Choudhary, Nishant Kumar, and Vijay Choudhary are expected to take oath, signaling the beginning of a new chapter in Bihar’s political landscape.
A Turning Point for Bihar Politics
As the state stands on the brink of change, the emotional farewell within the cabinet reflects not just the end of a tenure, but the beginning of a new political era—one that will shape Bihar’s future in the days to come.
