Nitish skips PM's rallies
The Free Press Journal|April 17, 2024
Bihar NDA found itself on a bit of sticky wicket ahead of the Lok Sabha polls when Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar skipped Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rallies in Gaya and Purnea on Tuesday, triggering speculation whether the BJP wanted to avoid having both leaders on the same platform, in view of its recent 'experiences'.
Nitish skips PM's rallies

Incidentally, Purnia has a JDU candidate and Gaya has an NDA candidate in Hindustani Awam Morcha patron Jitan Ram Manjhi, who had lost against a JDU candidate Vijay Manjhi in 2019.

Sources claimed that the BJP was uncomfortable with Nitish raising the issue of Hindu-Muslim clashes during the previous LaluRabri regime in the presence of Prime Minister Modi.

"BJP is disturbed over Nitish's Hindu-Muslim overdrive in his address during election rallies. The Prime Minister, on the other hand, gives thrust to other issues," sources added.

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