Singh, who had skipped the cabinet meeting a day before declaration of the results on May 16 and had on many occasions talked against the style of functioning of Nitish Kumar government, denied being in the race.
Stating he would work to bring back Kumar and would press reporters at his residence “Nitish Kumar has 80 per cent good qualities and 20 per cent ‘kami' (drawbacks) which he will try to overcome.”
“I will propose the name of Nitish Kumar to again become CM of the state,” he said and denied being in touch with BJP.
He also met Sharad Yadav at the state guest house.
Senior minister Vijay Chaudhary, who is also being talked of as another probable replacement of Kumar, also denied being in he race for chief ministership.
Realignment of old Janata parivar in offing in Bihar?
Patna: Speculations are rife about realignment of old Janata parivar members to form the next government in Bihar after Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's resignation in the wake of severe drubbing his party suffered at the
Read all the Breaking News Live on indiatvnews.com and Get Latest English News & Updates from India and National Section
Advertisement
Advertisement
Top News
-
Bengal Elections 2026: Repoll ordered in 15 booths of Magrahat West and Diamond Harbour on May 2
-
Four workers feared trapped as portion of a bridge collapses in Jammu, rescue ops underway
-
EVM tampering row: Kolkata Police bans gathering around strong rooms after TMC, BJP late-night drama
-
Why is David Miller not playing for Delhi Capitals vs Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2026 clash in Jaipur?
Advertisement
Advertisement