Himanta Biswa Sarma said he has also changed his political party but Nitish Kumar remains the ‘guide’ switching sides.
Assam chief minister Himamnta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday said he has also changed his political party, but Nitish Kumar is a magrdarshak for all those who want to change party every six months. Talking about the recent political development in Bihar, Himanta said, “But how can you guarantee that Nitish Kumar will not again go out of that coalition after six months or eight months? Beacuse he is the most unpredictable person. We have also changed political party, but we have not changed like him. So, he is a margdarshak for everybody who wants to change party in every six month.”
Nitish Kumar took the oath as the chief minister of Bihar for the 8th time, a day after he broke the alliance with the NDA in the state and forged a new alliance with the RJD, the Congress, the Left parties, HAM.
The dramatic developments in Bihar took place in just a few days after RCP Singh’s exit forom JD(U). Nitish Kumar convened a meeting of the party MLAs and MPs on Tuesday where he alleged that the BJP with which the JD(U) was in an alliance since 2017 was trying to break his party. Within hours, the Mahagathbandhan staked claim to form the government in Bihar. On Wednesday, Nitish Kumar took the oath as the chief minister and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav was sworn in as the deputy chief minister.
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