Nitish's befitting reply to Kushwaha, said - He is in touch with BJP, can leave whenever he wants

Bihar Politics: Upendra Kushwaha has become a hot topic in the politics of Bihar at this time. After being admitted to Delhi's AIIMS and meeting BJP leaders in the hospital, speculation about his joining the Bharatiya Janata Party has intensified. Fierce rhetoric is being seen from the side of Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United and Upendra Kushwaha among the butchers. After Upendra Kushwaha called Nitish Kumar weak, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish has now launched a befitting attack on him. CM Nitish said that the National President of JDU Parliamentary Board Upendra Kushwaha himself is in touch with the Bharatiya Janata Party and he is accusing us i.e. JDU.

Nitish Kumar gave a blunt answer to Upendra Kushwaha and said that whenever he feels like joining BJP, he should go. This advice of Nitish has come after Upendra Kushwaha's statement in which he said that Nitish Kumar is constantly getting weaker. JDU is constantly being weakened. His direct reference was towards RJD. Upendra Kushwaha had said that earlier when Nitish Kumar was alone, we supported him. He had also said that in today's time, the condition of Nitish Kumar and me (Upendra Kushwaha) is the same, but today no one is with us.

During a program at AN College in Patna, Nitish Kumar said that the weakness said by Upendra Kushwaha is useless. They don't know anything. The Chief Minister said that earlier JDU had 47 lakh members, which has now increased to 70 lakh. This has strengthened the party.

Accusing Upendra Kushwaha, Nitish Kumar said that he himself is in touch with the other party and is playing the game of accusation and counter-accusation against his own colleagues. The CM said that wherever he wants to go, whatever he wants to say, it doesn't matter.

Actually, Upendra Kushwaha is worried about the party's side line. This is the reason why he is continuously targeting RJD by stating the bad condition of JDU. He even said that there was a deal between JDU and RJD, but he does not know on what it was done. However, in the midst of his sharp statements, Nitish Kumar has made it clear that if he wants to join BJP, he can go.