RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav said that we will always respect Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Narrating the emerging situation that drove him to break with his party, he categorically pointed out that momentous position where Nitish Kumar, coming out of the Raj Bhavan after his resignation, let out that 'Mann nhi lag raha tha'. This exceptionally deep cry was competently quoted by Tejaswi Yadav while speaking in the Assembly.
On Nitish Kumar's cryptic utterances, he did not forget to retort by saying: "Hum log nachne gaane ke liye today hein..we were there to support you". This can be dropped in on practically as quite a bit more weird. The simultaneously changing political plan side by side panics a stunning pointer in a distinct bucolic fling. Like more or less an accomplished individual politician, he was removed from political exposure. Now, his wandering through the unbearable shock of losing the vital trust vote as well as the hold on the earlier Nitish government will stick with him.
He did sense almost a big loss on his party side. That is, of course, the real-life occurrences in which he has all but set free himself from the rat race by punching the close opponents. Towards the second month of the year, it was noted that the political model in the state of Bihar would move with a saffron tint at all probabilities.
The political order in the state has not been so encouraging for the RJD as Nitish Kumar returns putting up with renewed endeavours at his duties and responsibilities. These abound in just what the JDU and the BJP’s lofty intentions gained. It also provided a fleeting insight into the most confidential, unsayable opinions of the opposite parties reeling from the heartbreaking dislocation brought about by the impulsive change. One of the political parties perfectly captures the craze and haze of a trust vote jerked out into the metamorphosis too fast and too hard.