Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has resigned from the post. On Thursday 20th November, he will take oath as Chief Minister for the 10th time. The oath ceremony will be held at Gandhi Maidan in Patna from 11.30 am.
Patna/New Delhi. Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has resigned from the post. On Thursday 20th November, he will take oath as Chief Minister for the 10th time. The oath ceremony will be held at Gandhi Maidan in Patna from 11.30 am. Earlier in the NDA meeting, Nitish Kumar has been elected the leader of the legislature party. Nitish Kumar will now meet the Governor and stake claim to form the government. Along with Nitish Kumar, many big leaders of NDA including Samrat Chaudhary, Vijay Sinha and Chirag Paswan have reached Raj Bhavan.
CM and Deputy CM will not change in Bihar
Let us tell you that there will be a new government in Bihar, but the Chief Minister and both the Deputy CMs will remain the same. The BJP legislature party has decided to retain Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Sinha as deputy CMs. Samrat Chaudhary was chosen as the leader and Vijay as the deputy leader. After being elected leader in the BJP Legislative Party meeting, Samrat Chaudhary expressed his gratitude to the top leadership and said, I thank the party for giving me such a big responsibility.
Most ministers will be made from BJP quota
Let us tell you that the NDA led alliance managed to win 202 seats in Bihar. A total of 5 parties are included in this alliance, out of which BJP is the largest party with 89 seats. In such a situation, it is believed that most of the ministers will be made from BJP quota.
Formula of 1 minister for every 6 MLAs
It is believed that this time the NDA government in Bihar will decide on the formula of one minister for every 6 MLAs. According to this, 15 ministers can be formed from BJP quota, 14 from JDU, 3 from LJP, 1 from HAM. NDA will also keep in mind that if the speaker is an upper caste then the Deputy CM can be an OBC or a Dalit leader.
Age is small, responsibility is big: Maithili Thakur
25 year old Maithili Thakur, who was elected BJP MLA from Alinagar seat, says that becoming an MLA will be a new experience for me. I am the youngest in the legislative party, hence the responsibility is quite big. Now I will work continuously for the people of my area without taking any leave. It is expected that Bihar will move towards development at a fast pace.