Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized the Nitish Kumar government in Bihar, accusing it of manipulating the caste survey to appease certain communities. Speaking at a rally in Muzaffarpur district, Shah claimed that the decision to conduct the survey was made when Nitish Kumar’s JD(U) was still part of the NDA coalition. Last year, JD(U) ended its alliance with the BJP and joined the Mahagathbandhan alliance.
Shah also attacked the INDIA alliance, which includes JD(U) and RJD, accusing them of only opposing Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He dismissed Nitish Kumar’s aspirations of becoming the next Prime Minister, stating that he was not even made the convener of the alliance.
Confident in the BJP’s prospects, Shah declared that the party would win all 40 seats in Bihar in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. He further criticized Nitish Kumar for the prevailing lawlessness in Bihar, blaming him for the state’s “Gundaraaj.”
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