'This is my last Election', says CM Nitish Kumar at Bihar Poll Rally

Patna: Nitish Kumar, the survey survey of JDU which has held the reins of governance for 15 years of Bihar politics, has declared the last innings in his election rally in Purnia on Thursday. He said that this is his last election. His statement has created panic in electoral politics.

Nitish Kumar says it's his last election:

Bihar Chief Minister and JDU leader Nitish Kumar announced at his last rally in Purnia in the last round of assembly elections that this election is his last. With this announcement, he made it clear that he will no longer be active in the electoral politics of Bihar.

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This made it clear that he is ready to lead Bihar only for the next 5 years. But his speech has created panic in the opposition as well.

The Rashtriya Janata Dal has accused him of playing the emotional card. The Rashtriya Janata Dal has also said that after coming to Tejashwi's ground, when Nitish Kumar has understood that he will not be able to mislead the people of Bihar, he has announced his retirement.

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Two-phase polling has been completed for the Bihar Legislative Assembly, on Thursday. The last day of campaigning for the third phase of elections is at 5:00 pm. Before the election campaign will close, Nitish Kumar has staked the last election in Purnia rally. .

It is believed that they can benefit from this. Because JDU has won 22 seats in the last election from the seats where elections are going to be held. If JDU is able to push this figure beyond Nitish Kumar's emotional stakes, it will be a big blow to the opposition.

It is also being said that Nitish Kumar faced tough fight from a newbie in politics Tejaswi. In the last phase of the election campaign fight is tough. The people of Bihar can vote thinking that a leader with a clean image like Nitish should be given more opportunities for at least 5 years.

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