First CM Nitish, then Sushil Modi, why did these two leaders suddenly reach to meet the Governor? increased movement

Patna: Bihar’s political fervor has increased after the meeting of CM Nitish Kumar and former deputy CM Sushil Kumar Modi. In fact, CM Nitish Kumar had reached on Wednesday to meet Bihar Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar. During this, Governor House BJP (BJP) leader Sushil Kumar Modi also reached. After this meeting, many speculations have started regarding the politics of Bihar. it 2024 Lok Sabha Elections It is being seen in connection with (Lok Sabha Elections 2024). At the same time, questions have also started arising from this whether Nitish Kumar is preparing to make new Khichdi again.

Sushil Modi told a formal meeting

Regarding this meeting, Sushil Kumar Modi said that it is a coincidence that I reached the Governor’s House after the arrival of the Chief Minister. It was a formal meeting. Haven’t met for a long time. There is an old acquaintance with Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar. Together we worked in the student council during college. Further, he praised the Governor and said that he is running the university very well. Focusing on higher education. He is constantly engaged in improving higher education. That’s why he had to be congratulated.

‘This meeting was just a coincidence’

The former Deputy CM said on meeting CM Nitish Kumar that it was a mere coincidence that I arrived after the Chief Minister arrived, but no meaning should be drawn from it. Same, on ending the residential policy in teacher recruitment, he said that all this is an insult to Biharis. The Education Minister is saying that candidates for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are not available, then how did it come to know without giving the exam? If people from outside come and teach here, then where will the people of Bihar go?

The intention of the government is not to appoint – Sushil Modi

The BJP leader said that the government should reconsider this decision. It should be withdrawn immediately. Teachers are considered as class III workers, so in class III and IV also candidates from outside will be brought, then there are so many colleges running unnecessarily inside Bihar. The government does not have the intention of restoration. With this restoration, the government will get an additional burden of 11 thousand crores. The government does not have money to pay salaries. The government wants this matter to go to court and get stuck. The intention of the government is not to make appointments.

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