Nitish Kumar not taking decisions on his own, claims Upendra Kushwaha

Patna (Agencies): Disgruntled JD-U Parliamentary Board President Upendra Kushwaha claimed that Nitish Kumar is not taking decisions on his own.

He further said that forming the govt with the help of RJD was not the decision of Nitish Kumar. It was suggested by the leaders who surrounded him.

“When Nitish went with RJD to form govt in Bihar, it was not his own decision. The candidate of Kurhani by-poll was not picked according to the choice of Nitish. He has publicly said that it was not the choice to select the candidate of Kurhani. When Nitish left the RJD and went with BJP in 2017, it was not his decision as well.

Nitish is taking decisions on the suggestions of leaders who are surrounding him,” Kushwaha said.

“Such a situation is dangerous for the party.

It is heading towards the end. Nitish Kumar is unable to take decisions on his own and doing it on the suggestions of others. Hence, I am appealing to Nitish Ji to start taking decisions at his personal level and save the party,” Kushwaha said.

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