Ahead of Bihar’s state elections, Nitish Kumar’s JD(U) faces a significant setback. Two senior leaders, once central to the party, have joined the opposition, sparking a political storm.
High-profile figures like Bhupendra Patel have publicly criticized the party’s internal management. Patel raised concerns about the party’s future and accused it of corruption. The political crisis deepened with claims of poor governance.
Despite the turmoil, JD(U)’s National President, Uday Singh, is trying to steer the party. In Patna, Singh addressed the challenges, urging unity and strong leadership. He emphasized Nitish Kumar’s ability to lead through tough times but noted the growing disconnect between the leadership and the ground realities.
