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Responding to Yadav's promise of 'new Bihar in 20 months' if Mahagathbandhan is voted to power in the state, Jha said, "What does it take to say something? ... RJD ruined Bihar in 15 years; it took Nitish Kumar years to fix it... In 20 months, he (Tejashwi ) will take Bihar back to the same position" it had reached during the RJD rule.

Responding to Yadav's promise of 'new Bihar in 20 months' if Mahagathbandhan is voted to power in the state, Jha said, "What does it take to say something? ... RJD ruined Bihar in 15 years; it took Nitish Kumar years to fix it... In 20 months, he (Tejashwi ) will take Bihar back to the same position" it had reached during the RJD rule.

Responding to Yadav's promise of 'new Bihar in 20 months' if Mahagathbandhan is voted to power in the state, Jha said, "What does it take to say something? ... RJD ruined Bihar in 15 years; it took Nitish Kumar years to fix it... In 20 months, he (Tejashwi ) will take Bihar back to the same position" it had reached during the RJD rule.

Tejashwi Yadav also accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of 'hijacking' Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar

There does not appear to be a trumping emotion or argument that can sweep out the old, or a political vacuum that can ring in the new. Seen from the vantage point of Patna, Prashant Kishor and Jan Suraaj do not seem to have struck sparks of the kind that the Anna Hazare movement did in Delhi, nor does the RJD look likely to cave in like the Congress.

Bihar's Minister Nitin Nabin championed the progressive agenda set forth by Nitish Kumar and Narendra Modi, casting doubt on the appeal of opposition figures Tejashwi Yadav and Rahul Gandhi. He expressed firm belief in the NDA's upcoming victory, asserting that their commitment to development and effective governance truly resonates with the people of Bihar.

Bihar Election 2025: Prashant Kishor challenged the BJP to assure that Nitish Kumar will remain Chief Minister. He also dismissed Tejashwi Yadav's promises as unrealistic.

In Bihar's assembly polls, Dalit voters show mixed support for CM Nitish Kumar and Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav, reflecting diverse electoral choices. | Latest News India

In an attempt to appeal to the minority communities ahead of polls, Bihar CM Nitish Kumar on Saturday accused opposition INDIA bloc leaders of treating the Muslim community as a "vote bank" by portraying themselves as their well-wishers.

At a rally in Bihar's Katihar, Tejashwi Yadav vowed to repeal the Waqf (Amendment) Act if the INDIA bloc comes to power, calling Nitish Kumar a BJP ally and accusing the NDA of spreading communal hate.