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Bihar: CM Nitish Kumar joins RJD’s Iftar party, calls for political change!

Patna | Nitish Kumar Joins RJD Iftar Party: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today attended the Iftar party organized at the residence of RJD, the main opposition party of the state. Former Bihar CM Rabri Devi has organized an Iftar party at her home. In such a situation, with the arrival of CM Nitish Kumar, political stir has increased. There are speculations in the political circles that political change has started on the pretext of Iftar party. Along with this, Lalu Prasad Yadav, who is serving a jail term in the fodder scam case, has also got bail today. Lalu Yadav is serving a 5-year jail term in the Doranda Treasury case in Jharkhand.

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Iftar party indicates alliance with RJD of opposition parties
Nitish Kumar Joins RJD Iftar Party: According to sources, the political equations in Bihar’s politics are seen changing after the reports of estrangement between JDU and BJP for several days and the victory of RJD in Bochan by-election. In ace, this Iftar party can be said to be a preparation before the elections. Which is pointing to the alliance of many opposition parties with Tejashwi and Lalu Prasad Yadav’s RJD.

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There is a wave of happiness in the party on the bail of Lalu Yadav
Today, after the bail granted to Lalu Yadav from the Jharkhand High Court, there is a wave of happiness in his party Rashtriya Janata Dal. Jharkhand unit state president Abhay Kumar said that our party had full faith in the judiciary and today the national president has got justice. At the same time, with the coming out of Lalu Yadav, once again there is a possibility of changing the electoral equation in Bihar.

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