Veteran Janata Dal (United) leader Nitish Kumar has once again been chosen as the leader of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar, paving the way for him to take oath as the chief minister for a record 10th time.
The oath-taking ceremony is set to take place on Thursday at Patna’s historic Gandhi Maidan, marking yet another milestone in Nitish Kumar’s long and evolving political career.
The decision was finalised at a meeting of NDA lawmakers in Patna, where leaders unanimously endorsed his name to lead the coalition government.
A Remarkable Political Journey
Nitish Kumar’s return to the chief minister’s chair reflects:
His deep political experience
His influence within Bihar’s coalition politics
His long-standing position as one of India’s most seasoned leaders
He has previously taken oath nine times, leading various coalition combinations over the years.
NDA Shows Unity in Leadership Decision
NDA partners, including:
JD(U)
BJP
HAM
Other allied legislators
…extended their full support to Kumar, calling him the most suitable leader to steer Bihar’s governance agenda.
The decision underscores a united approach within the alliance despite recent political turbulence.
Oath Ceremony at Gandhi Maidan
The choice of Gandhi Maidan, a site of major political and cultural significance in Bihar, signals the importance of the occasion.
Top national and state leaders are expected to attend the ceremony.
Security arrangements around the venue have already been intensified.
What This Means for Bihar
With Nitish Kumar returning as CM, key priorities for the new administration may include:
Employment and youth development
Law and order reforms
Infrastructure projects
Agriculture and rural welfare
Social sector programmes
His governance track record places heavy expectations on delivering stability and development.
FAQs
1. Why is this oath-taking special?
Because Nitish Kumar will become chief minister for the 10th time, a rare achievement in Indian politics.
2. Who chose him as NDA leader?
All NDA legislators in Bihar unanimously elected him.
3. When is the oath ceremony?
On Thursday at Patna’s Gandhi Maidan.
4. What party does Nitish Kumar belong to?
He is the leader of Janata Dal (United) or JD(U).
5. What are the key challenges ahead?
Employment, law & order, infrastructure, and rural development.
Published on : 19th November
Published by : SMITA
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Source Credit: Content based on report from Press Trust of India (PTI).