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Bihar CM Nitish Kumar Rejects Leadership Role in Opposition Alliance

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who has been taking the initiative to unite the opposition parties in India, stated that he does not have any desire to become a leader in the alliance. He emphasized that the purpose of the alliance is to work in the interest of everyone and not for personal gain. When asked if he would accept the role of convenor in the upcoming meeting of opposition parties in Mumbai, Kumar reiterated that he does not want to become anything and only wants to unite everyone.

Nitish Kumar’s Intentions for Opposition Unity

During a previous interaction with the media, Nitish Kumar had expressed his intentions to solely focus on uniting all the opposition parties. He stated that he is not seeking any personal gain and is only interested in the unity of the opposition. Kumar also mentioned that other parties will also join the alliance, reinforcing his commitment to the cause.

Multiple Parties to Join the Opposition Alliance

When questioned about the opposition’s statements, Bihar CM Nitish Kumar dismissed them as meaningless. He revealed that several parties would be joining the INDIA alliance in Mumbai, and there is a need to quickly determine who will fight together and where. This indicates the growing strength and inclusivity of the opposition alliance.

Tejashwi Yadav Reacts to Bihar BJP Chief’s Controversial Remark

Responding to Bihar BJP chief Samrat Chowdhary’s statement that India actually gained independence in 1977 after the JP movement, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav dismissed the remark. Yadav questioned why the national flag is still hoisted on August 15th if independence was achieved in 1977. He criticized such attempts to distort history and stated that anyone who hears such claims would find them laughable.