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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will speak at a rally in Patna in late February or early March to launch the NDA campaign in Bihar for the upcoming elections. 2019 in Lok Sabha. This will be the first time that they will share a stage in a political meeting.
Although the dates have not yet been finalized, a spokeswoman for Janata Dal (United) said the party had proposed three dates – March 3rd, 4th and 5th. – for the rally which will also see the participation of other senior leaders of the NDA, including party leader Lok Janshakti and Union Minister Ram Vilas Paswan. The leaders of the BJP, however, said it must be a Sunday and that the chances of holding the rally on February 24 or March 3 are therefore solid.
"We are partners in the coalition. Therefore, a joint rally, rather than a rally, has always been present in our planning. Devesh Kumar, Vice President of the BJP and head of the headquarters, said:
JD (U) spokesman, Ajay Alok, said that there was absolutely no problem in the duo. share the scene. "Now, an official date has to be announced. The preparations began to make the rally a resounding success, "he said.
A BJP leader, asking not to be identified, said that the proposal for a joint rally of the two leaders had been raised at a recent meeting between BJP Bihar and the -Load, Bhupendra Yadav and Nitish Kumar, and was immediately accepted.
Interviewed Monday by the media following his show on Lok Samvad (public interaction), Nitish Kumar said, "Yes, the talks are underway and the Prime Minister is likely to visit Patna" but did not disclose more details.
Love relationships and of hate maintained by Nitish Kumar for 15 years with Prime Minister Modi have often figured prominently.However, there is now a full circle – love to hate and back to love again – with mutual respect and respect reciprocal bans on public forums since Nitish Kumar joined the NDA in July 2017.
Both leaders are not known for their bonhomie. After the Gujarat riots in 2002, Nitish Kumar made it clear to the BJP leaders that he did not want Modi, then minister of Gujarat, to campaign in Bihar – a condition that was respected in the elections to the Assemblies of 2005 and 2010 and 2009. parliamentary surveys.
In 2013, Nitish Kumar broke with the NDA by introducing Modi as Prime Minister. In the run-up to the 2015 legislative elections, after the formation of the grand alliance between Kumar, Congress and JD Rashtriya, the two leaders embarked on violent political attacks.
Prime Minister Modi's beard against Nitish Kumar The political DNA had given the alliance campaign a much needed boost before the elections and eventually led to the NDA's defeat. Kumar had successfully presented it as an attack on the pride of Bihar, which had displaced the voters of the state through their caste, religion and religion.
Until recently, their parties fought for an equal number of seats and the complex question of who will be the face of the NDA campaign in Bihar. After much deliberation, the two parties agreed to compete for an equal number of seats and to keep Nitish Kumar at the center of the state's NDA campaign.
Opposition leaders described the newly found bonhomie as pure "political opportunism." "He's trying to come down to conquer," said RJD chief Bhai Birendra, a sharp critic of Nitish Kumar.
Social scientist Shaibal Gupta said, "The two leaders have reinvented themselves to create a new charter in their political scenario." Regarding the impact of their new bonhomie, he said: "It would be too early to comment, but the NDA is relatively better placed than Bihar."
First published: January 21, 2019 19 : 16 IST
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