No party left, no image, how to make him the convenor of India? Prashant Kishor’s taunt on Nitish Kumar

Priyank Saurabh / Patna. “We don’t want to become anything”, this statement of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is in headlines these days on the question of being made the convenor before the meeting of the India Alliance. Taking a jibe at this statement, which is considered to be the ‘informer’ of the India Alliance, Prashant Kishore alias PK, the instigator of Jan Suraj, has raised questions. PK said, Nitish has no party, no image, how to make him a coordinator?

Prashant Kishor said, as far as Nitish’s effort regarding opposition unity is concerned, his own condition is so bad. Those who do not have a place to set foot in their own state, then what will you do at the national level? PK further said, if you see in the order, the biggest party is Congress, then Trinamool, then DMK, who have won entire states, they have 20-20, 25-25 MPs. They can claim victory in their states. Nitish Kumar has nothing, no party, no image left, so on what basis should you be made the coordinator? You go to Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Bengal and see who is talking about Nitish Kumar.

Let us tell you that before the meeting of the India Alliance to be held on August 31 and September 1, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said that he has no desire to become the convenor of the India Alliance. After Lalu Yadav’s statement that many convenors will be made, big meanings are being extracted from this statement of Nitish. On the other hand, many big leaders of JDU are also saying that Nitish ji has never expressed his desire, but he also has the ability to become the Prime Minister. But, there is no indication from the India Alliance that Nitish Kumar will move beyond the role of ‘Sutradhar’.

Meanwhile, according to the information received, the meeting of the ‘India’ alliance of the opposition is going to be held in Mumbai on 31 August and 1 September. Before this, the agenda of the meeting has come to the fore. In this, along with the release of the ‘logo’ of the ‘India’ alliance, the formation of the coordination committee, the appointment of the coordinators, the possible seat-sharing formula among all the parties involved in the agreement for the general elections can also be discussed.

• The meeting of the ‘India’ alliance of the opposition is scheduled to be held in Mumbai on August 31 and September 1.
• The agenda of the meeting includes the release of the ‘India’ alliance logo and the formation of the coordination committee.
• Prashant Kishor, the instigator of Jan Suraj, questions Nitish Kumar’s ability to become the coordinator due to his lack of party and image.
• Nitish Kumar has stated that he has no desire to become the convenor of the India Alliance.