Nitish Kumar

Nitish Kumar met with the Prime Minister a day after the BJP's Bankipur bypoll defeat. The meeting was described as a 'courtesy call' and the election result was not discussed according to a senior party source.

Prashant Kishor is demanding action against Patna SSP for allegedly arresting local JSP leaders. He criticized Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, contrasting his administration with Nitish Kumar's 20-year tenure where he claimed no misuse of administration for electoral gains.

Neeraj Kumar Sinha, a candidate for the Bankipur byelection, meets Nitish Kumar to seek his blessings. He vows to carry forward Nitin Nabin’s development legacy and expresses confidence in an NDA victory.

R.C.P. Singh met with Nitish Kumar in a 'cordial' meeting and described JD(U) as his political base after nearly four years away from the party.

JD(U) national council unanimously endorsed Nitish Kumar as national president, referring to Nishant as the party's future. Nitish Kumar attributed the party's growth to its focus on 'development with justice', which he claims led to over 10 million primary members.

JD(U) announced four candidates for the Bihar Legislative Council biennial elections. The candidates include Nishant Kumar, Bharti Mehta, Shivani Devi Prajapati, and Lalan Prasad. Nishant Kumar is the son of Nitish Kumar, who is referred to as a former Chief Minister in the article.