On the 25th of February Nitin Gadkari said Nitish Kumar ji fought against the Congress and Jungle Raj throughout his life, today in the greed of becoming the Prime Minister, he has gone to the shelter of the same Congress and Jungle Raj’s leader Lalu ji.
According to Gadkari, Kumar had spent his entire political career fighting against the Congress Party and what he called “Jungle Raj,” a term used to describe the lawlessness and corruption that was prevalent in Bihar during the 1990s and early 2000s. However, Gadkari claimed that Kumar had now abandoned those principles in order to ally himself with the Congress and its leader Lalu Prasad Yadav.
Gadkari’s comments suggest that the BJP still sees Kumar as a political opponent, despite his previous alliance with the party. The statement also highlights the increasing polarization and animosity between the BJP and opposition parties, particularly Congress and the RJD.
