Union Minister Ramdas Athawale asserts Nitish Kumar's potential entry into NDA

• Ramdas Athawale's statement on Nitish Kumar's potential alliance with NDA sparks political discussions in Bihar
• Athawale asserts Nitish Kumar's association with NDA, encouraging him to stay aligned and not attend opposition meetings
• Praises Nitish Kumar's leadership, citing positive developments in Bihar under his administration

A recent statement by Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, Ramdas Athawale, has triggered political discussions and speculations in Bihar. Athawale's claim that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar can join the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) at any time has raised eyebrows and led to debates over potential realignments in the state's political landscape.

Ramdas Athawale emphasized Nitish Kumar's association with the NDA and asserted that the Chief Minister is part of their alliance. He stated that Nitish Kumar can switch sides to the NDA whenever he chooses, alluding to a perceived rapport between the two parties.

Drawing on their longstanding relationship, the Union Minister pointed out that they have been together since Nitish Kumar's tenure as the railway minister in the government of Atal Bihar Vajpayee. Athawale emphasized that despite any differences, they still hold respect for the Chief Minister.

Amidst this statement, Athawale advised Nitish Kumar to abstain from attending the meeting of opposition parties in Mumbai, further indicating his appeal for the Chief Minister to maintain his alignment with the NDA.

Praising Nitish Kumar's leadership in Bihar, Athawale commended the positive developments seen under his administration. He highlighted significant improvements in road infrastructure, applauding the remarkable work carried out in various other areas, too.

The statement has sparked a political stir in Bihar, with many closely observing the reactions from Nitish Kumar and other political parties. Given Bihar's crucial role in national politics, any shift in alliances could have far-reaching implications for the state's political dynamics..