INDIA Alliance: Big claim of veteran JDU leader before Mumbai meeting – Nitish Kumar has all the qualifications to become Prime Minister

Before the meeting of India alliance, JDU’s veteran leader KC Tyagi has called Nitish Kumar eligible for the post of Prime Minister. (Photo-News18)

JD(U) Leader KC Tyagi Endorses Nitish Kumar for Prime Ministerial Post

In a significant development, KC Tyagi, a veteran leader of the Janata Dal (United) party, has openly declared that Nitish Kumar, the Chief Minister of Bihar, is eligible for the post of Prime Minister of India. Tyagi made this statement just before the meeting of the India alliance, a coalition of political parties, which is set to discuss the upcoming general elections and potential candidates for the Prime Ministerial position.

Tyagi’s endorsement of Nitish Kumar comes as a boost for the Chief Minister, who has been leading the JD(U) party since 2005. Nitish Kumar has been praised for his governance and development initiatives in Bihar, and his clean image has earned him respect across political lines. With Tyagi’s support, Kumar’s chances of becoming a consensus candidate for the Prime Ministerial post may increase within the India alliance.

The India alliance, which includes parties like the Indian National Congress and the Nationalist Congress Party, aims to form a united front against the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the upcoming general elections. The alliance is currently discussing strategies, potential candidates, and the allocation of seats for the elections. KC Tyagi’s endorsement of Nitish Kumar as a potential Prime Ministerial candidate adds a new dimension to the discussions and may influence the final decision.

News Summary:

JD(U) leader KC Tyagi has declared Nitish Kumar eligible for the post of Prime Minister of India.
Tyagi’s endorsement comes just before the meeting of the India alliance.
The India alliance aims to form a united front against the ruling BJP in the upcoming general elections.
Tyagi’s support may increase Kumar’s chances of becoming a consensus candidate within the alliance.