Hyderabad:

Telangana Rashtra Samithi MLC Ok Kavitha on Wednesday lauded Nitish Kumar for countering the “generation of backdoor politics” in Bihar after he break up from the NDA an afternoon in the past, and mentioned that this is a “sure trade” for the entire country.

Speaking to the newshounds, Ms Kavitha mentioned, “I consider it is a sure trade for the entire country for the reason that generation of backdoor politics has been countered really well via Nitish Kumar. I respect the efforts he has taken and Mahagathbandhan which stood at the back of him to uphold the decision given via the folk of Bihar.”

The TRS chief mentioned that there must be an finish to the backdoor politics and added that Bihar has proven the way in which.

“This backdoor politics must be stopped, in a single or the opposite direction. Bihar has began the way in which. Nalanda has at all times proven the best way to the arena, now to the rustic I consider. I’m hoping it repeats far and wide else,” she mentioned.

Meanwhile, as Nitish Kumar dumped his best friend BJP to shape a brand new executive with Mahagathbandhan together with RJD in Bihar, former Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Wednesday wondered the trade of stance via the JD(U) chief whilst additionally accusing him of siding with “corruption and Congressism”.

Ravishankar Prasad additionally requested if Nitish Kumar’s politics which is round “non-Congressism”, has completed, including that it was once the BJP that made him a large chief.

“You returned to BJP in 2017 because of corruption, and now you returned to Mahagathbandhan once more. What are you? Nitish Kumar has been a non-Congress chief. His politics is round non-Congressism. Is that completed? Compromise with corruption and non-Congressism! Nitish Kumar sided with corruption and Congressism. Congratulations. People will give a answer in LS and Assembly polls,” he mentioned.

“I might say the BJP made Nitish Kumar a large chief on its shoulders. Atal ji made him Railway Minister, Chief Minister of Bihar, and a CM candidate in 2005 regardless of the opposition from the JDU leaders. Arun Singh had introduced that we’d contest along side JDU within the 2024 and in 2025 Assembly elections below the management of Nitish Kumar. Since when was once it being plotted?” Mr Prasad added.

Manoj Jha who’s an MP in Rajya Sabha mentioned that Bihar has given a “message”.

It’s no longer best a central authority that’ll take the oath, it is ‘ghar wapasi’ of 2017-2020 mandate. It’s crucial, particularly in an generation the place BJP has determined to mangle democratic values – that best they’d stay. Bihar gave a message. It’s an oath of the folk of Bihar,” Jha advised ANI.

Mr Kumar ended his alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party-led (BJP) National Democratic Alliance and rejoined arms with RJD on an afternoon of swiftly converting political tendencies in Bihar.

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