Will Nitish’s name be stamped in the meeting of opposition unity? Will Tejashwi handle Bihar? , 10 big things

Patna, There is still one year left for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, but to defeat the BJP, all the opposition parties of the country, including the Congress, are trying to come on a single platform. On June 12, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar (CM Nitish Kumar) will hold a meeting with all the opposition parties of the country in Patna. Many types of questions are being raised regarding the meeting whether Nitish Kumar’s name will be stamped? Will the command of Bihar be in the hands of Tejashwi Yadav? Know what political experts say about this opposition unity meeting and such questions. Understand in 10 points.

1) Political expert and senior journalist Arun Kumar Pandey says that there is one year left in the Lok Sabha elections and this is the first meeting, so no decision can be taken from this meeting. This meeting is just a formal one. This meeting has to show that all the opposition of the country has united against the BJP. After this there will be many meetings.

2) There are three stages for everyone to unite against BJP. The meeting is about to start now. After this, there will be talk on the distribution of seats. The Common Minimum Program and the face of the Prime Minister have to be decided. If everyone’s agreement is made on these three main things then it can be possible, but it seems impossible to happen.

3) The biggest problem may be on the distribution of seats. In the total of 543 seats in the Lok Sabha, more than 250 seats are occupied by regional parties. Talking about Bihar, JDU-RJD is in control. Samajwadi Party in Uttar Pradesh, Mamta Banerjee in West Bengal are many such states. Congress would like to contest elections on more than 300 seats, but wherever Congress wants, it will not be possible that it can get that seat.

4) There are many states where regional parties are in direct competition with the Congress. The Aam Aadmi Party has control over Delhi and Punjab and fights with the Congress. Mamta Banerjee has a fight with CPI and Congress, Samajwadi Party is not ready to leave the seat for Congress. So the biggest problem can arise at the time of seat distribution itself.

5) The second problem is the face of the Prime Minister. Apart from Bihar, there are many states in the country where regional parties are strong and there are big leaders. In such a situation, many parties cannot accept Nitish Kumar as the face of the Prime Minister. Congress itself cannot accept Nitish Kumar or anyone as the face of the Prime Minister.

6) To defeat BJP, all anti-BJP parties will have to unite and fight one to one, which is not so easy. However, under any circumstances, UPA cannot declare the face of the Prime Minister before the election as it will increase the problem further and it will also be beneficial for the BJP.

7) Nitish Kumar has taken the lead in uniting all, but it is believed that he is acting as the convenor of the Congress as Arvind Kejriwal, Mamta Banerjee and Akhilesh Yadav could not talk directly to the Congress. That’s why Nitish Kumar has been put forward, but how successful it will be, only time will tell.

8) Will Nitish Kumar’s name be stamped as the face of the Prime Minister in the meeting to be held in Patna on June 12? Will Tejashwi take command of Bihar? The straight answer is no. Political expert Arun Pandey said that even if Nitish Kumar is made the face of the Prime Minister, then it is not necessary to leave the post of Chief Minister.

9) from BJP Narendra Modi Was made the face of the Prime Minister, at that time he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. He resigned from the post of Chief Minister after becoming the Prime Minister. It is not a law from anywhere that one may have to leave the post after becoming its face. Nitish Kumar has said that in 2025 elections will be contested under the leadership of Tejashwi Yadav, but before that there is no visible way for Tejashwi to become the Chief Minister.

10) Although Tejashwi Yadav or Lalu Prasad Yadav are not very eager on this. Some leaders of both JDU-RJD parties sometimes say this, but the Lalu family cannot do any work by angering Nitish because they remain in power, this is the biggest thing for them. Because if Nitish Kumar had not left the BJP’s side, he would have remained in the opposition till now, so Tejashwi Yadav getting the chief minister’s chair before 2025 is still looking impossible.

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