Bihar’s politics is once again in the discussion, and this time the reason is the birthday of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant Kumar and congratulations. But it was not a common wishes. Former Union Minister and Head of Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLM) Upendra Kushwaa on the social media platform X (East Twitter) in a special way and gave a political message to CM Nitish Kumar. Kushwaha wrote in his post that Nishant Kumar is a ‘heap’ in Bihar politics and this is the time when he needs to be activated politically. Kushwaha targeted Nitish Kumar in gestures and said that he is now unable to fulfill the responsibility of the organization and the government, so he should now consider handing over the legacy. Since this statement of the political struggle in JDU, Bihar’s politics has tightened. In JDU (Janata Dal United), differences on this issue arise. Usually, a united party seems to have been divided into two votes this time. Some leaders describe the remarks of Kushwaha as not -essential and inflammatory, while some leaders gave the discussion to the discussion by calling it a matter of consideration. If it is believed that party resources are believed, there is confusion in the JDU or Nishant Kumar will be active in politics or not. Until now, Nishant Kumar has kept a distance from politics and was away from public forums. But after the statement of Kushwaha, speculations strengthened whether the role of leadership change in JDU is being prepared now? Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has not yet responded to the silence of Nitish and the opposition’s activism on this entire development. However, his closest leaders say that Nitish Kumar is refraining from talking about the issue, so that there is no misunderstanding within the party. On the other hand, the opposition also did not allow this opportunity to go by hand. RJD, Congress and BJP leaders described the comments of Kushwaha as a symbol of the failure of the Nitish government and the increasing contradiction in the party. Some leaders also said that the JDU time is now ending and that it is moving to familyism. Will Nishant come to politics? The biggest question now is whether Nishant Kumar will enter active politics after the statement by Upendra Kushwaa? So far, he has not said anything about this in public. But if they appear on a political platform in the coming days, it is believed that Bihar’s politics will move to a new direction. Right now, a tweet of Kushwaha launched a new debate in Bihar politics – was it really a congratulations or a political sign?
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