Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar made another mistake on Friday. This time this mistake has been made to him in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It seemed that Nitish Kumar forgot PM Modi’s name. However, Nitish soon reformed Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Addressing a public meeting in Rohtas district, Nitish took the name of Prime Minister Modi with former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. On realizing the mistake, he immediately tried to handle himself and asked the crowd to pay obeisance to Prime Minister Modi.
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Nitish Kumar, who was an ally of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) since the 1990s, said, “Like the late Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Narendra Modi is also doing a lot for our state. Come, let us all greet him. “Nitish Kumar said in a loud voice,” Everyone stands up, hey, everyone should stand. ” As soon as Nitish Kumar said this, the view of the public meeting changed and people who came to listen to PM Modi immediately stood up. Nitish had also separated from the BJP for some time, although Nitish, who joined the BJP -led National Democratic Alliance (NDA), now insists that he has returned to the NDA forever.
The JD (U) supremo referred to this year’s Union Budget, which had special provisions like “formation of Makhana Board and Airports” for Bihar. Kumar said, “I salute the Prime Minister to agree on caste census. This is a very big thing. We have been demanding this for so long … I urge everyone present here to stand up and greene them. “Indirectly referring to the Congress -led opposition, Kumar said,” Some parties are talking a lot about caste census. While in power, he had an opportunity, which he lost. ”
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This incident has added another name to the growing list of incidents that have raised concerns about Kumar’s public conduct and his health. Opposition leaders, including the chief rival and RJD MLA Tejashwi Yadav, the Chief Minister of Bihar, have questioned their health and the suitability of continuing the state.
