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Nitish Kumar to swear in as Bihar CM today

| @indiablooms | Nov 16, 2020, at 04:53 pm

Patna/IBNS: Janata Dal (United) chief Nitish Kumar will on Monday swear in as the Bihar Chief Minister for the fifth term, five days after the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) registered a comfortable win in the assembly elections.

The swearing-in ceremony will be attended by Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president Jagat Prakash Nadda, media reports said.

In the assembly elections, the NDA, which was steered by the JD(U) and BJP, won 125 seats as opposed to Mahagathbandhan's 110.

Though Kumar will become the CM, his party has under-performed in the elections as the JD(U) could win 43 seats, much lower than its junior ally BJP's 74.

BJP's Sushil Kumar Modi, who was Kumar's deputy from 2017, will not assume the post this time.

Though RJD has emerged as the single largest party with 75 seats, the alliance was pulled back by the Congress, which could win only 19 seats, though the Left parties have performed reasonably well.

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