Accusing Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar of backstabbing the BJP to join hands with RJD and Congress to become Prime Minister of India, Union Home Minister Amit Shah slammed political adversaries in Bihar. 

Asserting that the Modi led BJP will form a government with a full majority in the state, Shah alleged that Kumar does not have any ideology, so he gave up socialism in favour of caste-based politics. "Nitish, you did the same thing in 2014. In the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the people of Bihar will rout this Mahagathbandhan. BJP will form a government with the full majority after the 2025 assembly polls," Shah claimed at his party's rally in Purnea.

"We believe in politics of service and development, instead of selfishness and power. Wanting to become prime minister, Nitish Kumar backstabbed, and is now sitting in the lap of RJD and Congress," he added. He said the Bihar chief minister has only one ideology -- "my chair should remain intact".Shah, who is on his two-day visit to Seemanchal region of Bihar, is scheduled to hold a series of meetings with MPs, MLAs and leaders of different cells of the party.

Accusing Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar of backstabbing the BJP to join hands with RJD and Congress to become Prime Minister of India, Union Home Minister Amit Shah slammed political adversaries in Bihar. 

Asserting that the Modi led BJP will form a government with a full majority in the state, Shah alleged that Kumar does not have any ideology, so he gave up socialism in favour of caste-based politics. "Nitish, you did the same thing in 2014. In the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the people of Bihar will rout this Mahagathbandhan. BJP will form a government with the full majority after the 2025 assembly polls," Shah claimed at his party's rally in Purnea.

"We believe in politics of service and development, instead of selfishness and power. Wanting to become prime minister, Nitish Kumar backstabbed, and is now sitting in the lap of RJD and Congress," he added. He said the Bihar chief minister has only one ideology -- "my chair should remain intact".Shah, who is on his two-day visit to Seemanchal region of Bihar, is scheduled to hold a series of meetings with MPs, MLAs and leaders of different cells of the party.