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According to the PTI news agency, Tejashwi Yadav said, "Nitish ji had, after begging for forgiveness, told my parents that the BJP was trying to split his party and wean away his MLAs."

While Uttar Pradesh has 80 Parliamentary seats, Bihar has 40 seats. Last time, Narendra Modi-led NDA had won 101 out of the 120 seats. 

Within two months, India’s Congress has gone from a serious challenger to Modi to a struggling force. Can it recover?

As the yatra resumed from the Congress office at Sasaram in Rohtas district in the morning, Tejashwi took the steering wheel of the red-colour, open-top utility vehicle reserved for Rahul’s road show

The newly formed NDA government in Bihar, led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, has ordered a review of decisions taken by departments headed by Tejashwi Yadav and two RJD ministers in the previous Mahagathbandhan government. The government will initiate a probe against alleged corruption. RJD defends their work on employment and social security.

He may be chief minister, but sooner or later he will face the music.

The govt has also asked top officials of PHED and Mines and Geology Department to review the decisions taken by former RJD Ministers-- Lalit Yadav and Ramanand Yadav in the previous government

Owaisi, who is on a Bihar tour, said he had predicted Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumars swicth well ahead of the JD(U) president went back to the BJP-led alliance

The JD (U) chief downplayed RJD president Lalu Prasad's assertion that "doors are always open" for him and said he always maintains good relations with allies as well as those in the opposition

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar downplayed remarks made by RJD president Lalu Prasad about keeping doors open for him, stating that he maintains good relations with allies and opponents. Kumar emphasized that he left the RJD-led alliance because things were not going well. He also hinted at an upcoming cabinet expansion, with sources suggesting it will include leaders from various castes, minorities, and women. The expansion is expected to accommodate BJP and JD(U) leaders.