Decoding Nitish Kumar’s Stand Pressure Strategic Moves: What Does It Mean for Patna to Delhi?

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Nitish Kumar Politics: Nitish Kumar is known for giving a loud blow slowly. He has often tried this trick and it has benefited him politically. People call it pressure politics. Nitish Kumar’s latest stand pressure strategic moves or alarm bells, What is the political message hidden from Patna to Delhi?

There are four months left for the Lok Sabha elections, but before that, this winter too, the political temperature has risen from Bihar to Delhi. For a few days, the news coming in the media that Lalan Singh would resign from the post of JDU president proved to be true. There is also speculation that Nitish Kumar will again turn around and join the NDA to become an ally of the BJP.

Actually, Nitish Kumar is known to give a strong blow slowly. which is also known as the master of strategic moves. He has often tried this trick and it has been benefiting him politically. Some people call this Nitish Kumar’s pressure politics. Seeing the opportunity, he has been trying to test his relationship with Lalu and sometimes with BJP. On the strength of this instrument,  Nitish has been in power in Bihar continuously since 2005  (after disturbing a few months).

The new stir in the JD(U) and the new political hierarchy about Nitish has been left out or it had come to the center of discussion in political circles when West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee proposed the name of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge as the card of the country’s first Dalit Prime Minister at the meeting of the 28-party  India Alliance in New Delhi a few days ago.  Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has extended his support.

Lalu, Nitish’s impatience:

This not only made Nitish Kumar look uncomfortable but also angered RJD president Lalu Yadav, who was eagerly waiting to send him to central politics. When the alliance between the two disciples of JP was formed last year, it was mutually agreed that Nitish would take over the responsibility of the Center and Lalu’s younger son Tejashwi would be given the command of Bihar. Till then, the nephew will continue to take good governance training from the uncle, but so far no concrete progress is seen in this direction.

Now that the  Lok Sabha election has come near and Shiv Sena, an ally of the India Alliance, is raising questions about the leadership of the alliance, Lalu hoped that his younger brother Nitish would be made the convenor but it could not happen. On the other hand, there was a discussion in the political circles of Bihar that Lalu was restless for the full coronation of his son. The news even flew that in the event of Nitish not wanting this, Lalan Singh can help the Lalu family and some JDU MLAs can break it. This made Nitish alert, it is being said.

Nitish always has a second-third option open:

This is politics. It’s a game of power. Anything is possible. No one knows when the person sitting next to him does what he does. So Nitish Kumar’s strategic move learning from the RCP Singh case, thought it appropriate to sideline Lalan Singh first. With this one step, the message has reached clearly from Patna to Delhi. He has been effective in sending a message to both Lalu Yadav and the Congress that the option of a third window  (BJP) is open. If they use this option, the throne from Patna to Delhi is not going to change again.

In October too, Nitish had given a signal as a strategic move to everyone by making a statement at the convocation of the Central University in Motihari about his friendship with BJP leaders that the door of dialogue is always open for him. Prashant Kishor, who has worked with him for a long time, has also said that Nitish does a different kind of politics. When he opens a door,  he comes from behind, leaving two doors and the window open.

Ultimatum for INDIA  Alliance:

In June as per Strategic moves, when he led a meeting of opposition parties in Patna, he was seen as the leader of this faction. In July, all the leaders met again in Bengaluru, and even then there was no progress in two months, then Nitish made some such statement in August, which made Lalu Yadav and Congress feel that they were talking to Amit Shah. Soon after, the opposition parties woke up a meeting was called in Mumbai and a  19-member coordination committee was formed. For so many days, the Congress slept again and was busy with elections.

Now when the Congress was defeated in the  Vidhan Sabha elections,  then the India Coalition meeting was held in New Delhi, but instead of any concrete coming out in it, there was disappointment for Nitish. Therefore, as per strategic moves, this old and tried trick of theirs has come to the fore again. There may also be an ultimatum hidden in this to handle the India coalition.

When did Nitish give indications?

Earlier, Nitish had surprised everyone with is strategic moves, when he immediately arrived to attend the President’s dinner during the G-20 meeting. As per strategic moves apart from this, he had reached a program of Deen Dayal Upadhyay without inviting Tejashwi. It is clear that Nitish Kumar has been trying to give a message with his every move, which has been beneficial for him. In the current effort, he has managed to give a message to the constituents of the India alliance that if he takes a step forward, everyone’s dreams can be dashed. Then neither Patna nor Delhi will be able to remain near the opposition camp.

At Last India Voting: In the lead-up to the Lok Sabha elections, Nitish Kumar’s intricate pressure politics and strategic moves come into focus. From sidelining key figures to sending signals of alliance flexibility, Kumar’s political maneuvers have stirred discussions from Patna to Delhi. The recent unrest within the JD(U) and the alliance’s leadership dynamics add intrigue to Bihar’s political landscape. As Nitish keeps his options open, his tactical brilliance becomes evident, leaving allies and opponents in anticipation. The unfolding scenario suggests an ultimatum for the India Alliance, with Nitish Kumar’s strategic moves holding the potential to reshape political alliances from Patna to Delhi.