The Modi-Nitish magic controversy has grown after Tej Pratap Yadav targeted Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He questioned how Deepak Prakash, the son of Upendra Kushwaha, became a minister without fighting an election. Tej Pratap used the term Modi-Nitish magic controversy to describe this sudden political rise.
Tej Pratap said that Deepak Prakash once worked as the counting agent for independent candidate Ramnarayan Paswan in Sasaram. Paswan even lost his bail in that election. Tej Pratap asked how such a person could suddenly get a minister post in the Bihar government.
He also shared a picture on his social media handle, X, and called Nitish Kumar and Narendra Modi “magicians.” His post received many reactions online, as people debated whether such appointments were fair.
The issue has now become a major political discussion in Bihar. Opposition leaders say this proves that the government is rewarding people without any public mandate. Supporters argue that the chief minister has the right to pick ministers.
The controversy continues to grow as more leaders join the debate. For now, Tej Pratap’s comments have added fresh heat to Bihar’s political scene.
