Patna: Shortly after Nitish Kumar was confirmed as Chief Minister of Bihar for an uncommon 6^th time, the LJP’s Chirag Paswan tweeted to offer his congrats.

Covered up in the tweets, however, was a swipe at the JDU chief – a line about the BJP “making you Chief Minister” – to advise him that his gathering had performed well less than impressive in the political race, and that he had held the top post regardless of viably giving control of the coalition to the BJP.

“Congrats to Nitish Kumarji for turning out to be Chief Minister once more. I trust the public authority will finish its residency and you will keep on being Chief Minister of the NDA,” Mr Paswan posted.

“Made by 4 lakh Biharis, I am sending the vision report (the LJP’s political race statement – “Bihar First, Bihari First”) to you… whatever work you can finish from it, do it. Congrats indeed on turning out to be Chief Minister and (to) the BJP for making you Chief Minister,” he added.

Nitish Kumar was confirmed as Chief Minister on Monday night, five days after the JDU-BJP union scored a limited win. The BJP made sure about 74 seats in the 243-part Assembly, consigning the JDU – which oversaw 43 – to second place in the NDA in Bihar.

The success was an inversion of fortunes – in 2015 the JDU had 71 and the BJP 53 – and left Nitish Kumar’s expectations in the BJP’s hands.

The BJP had focused on that Mr Kumar would stay in the top post if the NDA was reappointed. Notwithstanding, the edges set off theory he may be dropped, especially with discuss an inferred bargain between the BJP and Mr Paswan’s LJP to diminish Nitish Kumar’s vote offer and impact.

The BJP has kept talk from getting a pre-survey manage the LJP to do exactly what it did – radically diminish Nitish Kumar’s impact and position in the NDA. The Lok Janshakti Party made sure about 5.66 percent of the vote share, while the contrast between the BJP and the JDU was 4.27 percent.

Likewise a week ago, Mr Paswan, examining the consequences of the political race, said he had “accomplished” what he set out to do. “… my focus on these decisions was to guarantee that the BJP arises a solid gathering in the state and we are content with the effect we have had,” he told journalists.

The LJP, which handled up-and-comers against each JDU candidate, gotten done with only one seat regardless of challenging 135.

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