3rd Biggest break-up in 26 years: Five years 'quiet' Nitish Kumar left BJP for these 5 reasons

2. Resentment from the start
In the 2020 assembly elections, the BJP contested 121 seats and won 74 seats, while the JDU contested from 122 and won only 43. In such a case, JDU alleged that by fielding Chirag Paswan, it was the BJP that cut JDU's votes and reduced the number of seats. Not only this, BJP removed Sushil Modi, who was considered close to Nitish, and made a new DYCM, there were leaders who spoke against Nitish Kumar several times.
3. BJP's Plan 200 Sushasan Babu
Did not like BJP is working on 'Plan 200', BJP announced program for 200 assembly seats of the state for 2025 assembly elections. JDU did not like this either, as BJP was now going to be a senior partner instead of a junior partner. In such a situation, Nitish Kumar was afraid that Shiv Sena would not happen in Bihar as it happened in Maharashtra.
4. Nadda's Statement Increases
Displeasure JP Nadda also suddenly made a statement indicating that all parties in the country will be destroyed and only BJP will survive. JDU also took this matter seriously.
5. Even for the PM post in 2024, strong contender
Nitish Kumar is said to fight elections with another party in coalition and run the government with another party. Nitish Kumar broke the 17-year alliance with Narendra Modi who was nominated by the BJP for the post of PM. Suddenly disillusioned with BJP again before 2024, BJP leader and Giriraj Singh are saying that Paltoo Ram has to become PM. The opposition does not have a united face at present but when names like Mamata Banerjee, Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal are being tossed around, the name of Nitish Kumar will also be added.
Nitish Kumar's Journey of U-TURN
Became Chief Minister in 2000
Despite not having majority, became Chief Minister in NDA government, government fell within 7 days. UPA formed the government
2005
In the 2005 elections no single coalition won a majority, Ram Vilas Paswan had 29 MLAs but he stubbornly ascended to the post on demand for a Dalit or Muslim Chief Minister, the state was under President's rule for six months. Elections were held again and Nitish Kumar became the CM in the NDA government
2010
NDA won a landslide majority and Nitish Kumar became the CM
2013
BJP nominates Narendra Modi for PM, disgruntled Nitish Kumar breaks 17-year-old alliance
2014
Nitish Kumar's party resigns as CM after poor performance in Lok Sabha elections
2015
Jitan Ram becomes CM again dislodging Manjhi, contests elections with parties including RJD and becomes CM
2017
Lalu Yadav's son Tejashwi asked for his resignation when he was accused of corruption, otherwise he broke the alliance and went with the BJP.
Fought and won 2020-22
In alliance with BJP, quit again in 2022
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