Amid hypothesis that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant is ready to hitch politics and contest the 2025 Meeting elections from the Harnaut seat in Nalanda, an area Congress chief put up posters in Patna with Nishant’s picture and the phrases: “Raja ka beta raja nahi banega (The king’s son is not going to turn into king).”
The Congress chief, Ravi Golden Kumar, is from Harnaut and he has declared himself an Meeting candidate from the constituency, which was the place Nitish Kumar began his legislative profession in 1985.
Ravi Golden Kumar put up the posters on the Bir Chand Patel Street space, the place the places of work of JD(U), RJD and BJP are situated. The poster options photographs of Nishant and Ravi. Under Nishant’s photograph are the phrases: “Raja ka beta Raja nahi banega. Harnaut ki janata jisko chahega wahi raja banega (The king’s son is not going to turn into king. The one who’s backed by the folks of Harnaut will turn into the king).”
Ravi, who calls himself “praja ka beta (son of the folks)”, had did not get the Congress ticket from Harnaut within the 2020 polls. The constituency is at the moment represented by senior JD(U) chief Hari Narayan Singh.
JD(U) spokesperson Abhishek Jha known as the poster “preposterous”. Whereas the occasion’s leaders haven’t commented publicly on the potential of Nishant Kumar’s political entry, sources advised The Indian Categorical he might be a part of politics after Holi. A big part of the JD(U) is of the opinion that Nishant is the pure inheritor to Nitish Kumar when the latter decides to step apart.
The Congress stated Ravi Golden Kumar had the democratic proper to “categorical his views”.
Bihar Congress spokesperson Gyan Ranjan Gupta stated, “Although it’s too early to speak about candidature in Meeting polls, Ravi Golden Kumar has used his democratic proper to specific his views… Whereas we’ll welcome Nishant into politics, the onus is on JD(U) to set the file straight.”
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