Anant Singh Emotional as Nitish Kumar Files for Rajya Sabha, Speculation Rises Over His Mokama Seat Resignation

On March 6, 2026, a significant change took place in Bihar politics as Chief Minister Nitish Kumar filed his nomination for the Rajya Sabha. This move marks his shift from state-level leadership to a role in national politics. Following this development, Mokama MLA Anant Singh, popularly known as ‘Chhote Sarkar’, expressed strong emotions. His reaction has triggered fresh discussions across the state regarding his continuation as a Member of the Legislative Assembly.

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What Did Anant Singh Say About Nitish Kumar?

Anant Singh, who recently rejoined the JD(U), described Nitish Kumar’s leadership since 2005 as a “golden chapter” for Bihar. He shared pictures of the Chief Minister on social media platforms, calling it a moment of pride to see his leader move to a bigger role. However, this emotional display has reminded everyone of a vow he took during the 2025 elections.

During the election campaign, Anant Singh had publicly stated that if Nitish Kumar does not remain the Chief Minister, he would not keep his post either. He had declared, “If he is not the CM, I will quit my post. Another Nitish Kumar will never be born in Bihar.” Now that Nitish Kumar is moving to the Rajya Sabha, people and local news outlets are waiting to see if he stands by his words.

Official Status of the Mokama Seat

Despite the rumors and emotional statements, there is no official confirmation of a resignation yet. According to the legislative records, Anant Singh took his oath as the MLA of Mokama on February 3, 2026, and he remains the official representative of the constituency as of today.

• Date of Nomination: March 6, 2026 (Nitish Kumar for Rajya Sabha)
• Anant Singh’s Oath: February 3, 2026
• Current Status: No formal resignation letter submitted to the Speaker.

Political analysts suggest that while Anant Singh is showing “emotional loyalty,” he might wait for the final leadership structure in Bihar to settle before taking any concrete step. The Mokama seat is his stronghold, and any decision to quit would lead to a major by-election in the region.