Speaking at a press conference in Patna, Chaudhary said Nitish Kumar led Bihar for nearly two decades and earned strong public support because of his development policies. He said the new administration under Samrat Choudhary will continue those policies and programmes.

The Deputy CM also said the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government has a strong majority in the assembly and will easily prove its strength in the upcoming floor test. He added that the alliance remains united and confident.

According to Chaudhary, Nitish Kumar decided to move to the Rajya Sabha, which led to the formation of the new government. He said the current leadership will follow the governance path created during Nitish Kumar’s tenure while also introducing some new initiatives.

Leaders in the alliance believe the transition ensures stability in Bihar’s administration while maintaining the development agenda set in earlier years.

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Speaking in an interview, Tej Pratap Yadav praised Nitish Kumar and called him a senior leader in politics. He said Kumar has long-standing ties with his father, Lalu Prasad Yadav, and he respects him like an elder. Tej Pratap Yadav gives Nitish Kumar 9 out of 10, saying the former chief minister handled governance with experience and maturity.

Nitish Kumar recently resigned from the top post after a long tenure in Bihar politics. Soon after his resignation, Samrat Choudhary took oath as the new Chief Minister of the state.

Tej Pratap also congratulated Samrat Choudhary and said he hopes the new government will complete pending development work. He added that the state needs more jobs and opportunities for youth.

His remarks have sparked fresh discussion in Bihar politics, especially because they came at a time of major leadership change in the state.

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Kishor spoke to reporters during his campaign in Purnia. He said people have the right to know the education details of their chief minister. He added that leaders should stay transparent about their background.

Kishor also criticized the formation of the new government. He said the BJP made Choudhary the CM even though voters supported the alliance earlier in the name of Nitish Kumar.

He also warned the new government to focus on real issues. Kishor said Bihar needs jobs, better schools, and fewer people leaving the state for work.

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The change in the Nitish Kumar social media bio came shortly after the leadership transition in Bihar. Samrat Choudhary took oath as the new Chief Minister, marking a major political shift in the state.

Nitish Kumar earlier stepped down from the chief minister’s post after serving the state for many years. He later moved to national politics and became a Member of Parliament in the Rajya Sabha.

After the new government formation, Kumar publicly congratulated Samrat Choudhary and wished him success in leading Bihar. Soon after that message, he updated his social media description to reflect his new political roles.

The move quickly drew attention online, and political observers began discussing the meaning behind the update.

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Tejashwi said Samrat Choudhary had long promised to remove Nitish Kumar from power. Now that it has happened, he congratulated the new Chief Minister.

He added that Tejashwi Yadav congratulates Samrat Choudhary for dethroning Nitish Kumar, but real work must start now. He said the people of Bihar expect better governance.

Tejashwi also raised several issues in the state. He mentioned unemployment, migration, poor education, and weak healthcare systems.

According to him, Bihar still struggles with development despite many years of NDA rule. He urged the new government to focus on jobs, education, and better opportunities for the youth.

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The Samrat Choudhary rise started with his early political journey in the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) during the late 1990s. Later, he joined the Janata Dal (United) and remained active in Bihar politics before moving to the BJP in 2017. The shift gave him a stronger role in state politics.

In 2023, the BJP leadership appointed him as the Bihar state president. This position increased his political influence and made him a key face of the party in the state.

Within a few years, he emerged as one of the most powerful leaders in Bihar politics. His journey reflects changing political equations in the state.

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Speaking to reporters, Tej Pratap Yadav on Nitish Kumar said it was surprising that someone holding the chief minister’s post would leave the position voluntarily. He remarked that people usually struggle to gain power, but Nitish Kumar seemed to be “running away from the chair.”

When asked who could become the next chief minister of Bihar, Tej Pratap gave an unusual answer. Instead of naming a political leader, he said “Ramji” would become the next CM. His remark surprised journalists and political observers.

He also joked that Nitish Kumar should throw a party after stepping down from power. The statement quickly went viral on social media and triggered reactions across political circles in Bihar.

The comment comes at a time when Bihar politics is witnessing major changes, with leaders and parties discussing the next chief minister.

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The Bihar New Chief Minister Oath will take place after the NDA selects its leader. BJP and JD(U) leaders are in continuous discussion. They are finalizing the next chief minister and government plan.

JD(U) leader Sanjay Jha and other NDA leaders met Nitish Kumar. They discussed the political situation in Bihar. The meeting focused on coordination between alliance partners. It lasted around 40 minutes.

Reports say Nitish Kumar may resign before the oath ceremony. After that, the NDA will choose its legislative leader. The alliance will then form the new government in Bihar.

The first oath ceremony may include a small cabinet. More ministers may join later in the government expansion.

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The Nitish Cabinet Last Meeting will take place on the same day as the birth anniversary of B. R. Ambedkar. Before the meeting, Nitish Kumar is likely to pay tribute to Ambedkar. The cabinet may clear several pending government proposals during this session.

Sources say Bihar could see a new chief minister on April 15. Political discussions within the NDA have already started to decide the next leader who will lead the state government.

Several BJP leaders are being discussed as possible candidates. These include Samrat Choudhary, Nityanand Rai, Vijay Kumar Sinha, and Renu Devi.

The new government may take shape quickly after the cabinet meeting. A swearing-in ceremony for the new chief minister could take place on April 15 in Patna.

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Tejashwi said the situation shows that decisions about Bihar may now be controlled from Delhi. He claimed that Nitish Kumar did not move to the Rajya Sabha willingly and alleged that political pressure forced the step. According to him, this development raises serious questions about who will actually run the state government.

Nitish Kumar recently took oath as a Rajya Sabha MP. The move signals a major shift in Bihar’s politics and may lead to changes in the state leadership.

The RJD leader also mocked the attention around the oath ceremony. He asked whether Nitish Kumar had taken oath for a much bigger position, as the political reaction appeared unusually strong.

The development has intensified the political battle between the ruling alliance and the opposition in Bihar.

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