Fresh retort on Bihar CM Nitish Kumar by none other than relatively known political strategist Prashant Kishor has been rolling in the media circle with a pristine revelation. Taking a dig at Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar a day after he partook in the G20 Gala Dinner hosted by President Droupadi Murmu in New Delhi, spoke out that the participation of Nitish Kumar in the G20 Gala Dinner event was a pressure tactic to enlighten the ruling National Democratic Alliance and the BJP, if attention upon him distracts, he ably could ally with the newly formed Opposition bloc INDIA.
Anointing I.N.D.I.A as a ‘door’ and NDA as a ‘window’ for Nitish Kumar, Prashant Kishor pointed out that Nitish Kuma did not attend any such events while being a partner of the BJP for eight long years. This is all wildly much in line with the political connections.
He further maintained Nitish Kumar follows a sort of politics that opens a door while also putting a window and an outlet open, keeping in mind the possibilities of using anything whenever the situation comes.
Prashant Kishor also added that the Opposition bloc INDIA is a ‘door’ for him and NDA is a ‘window’ presented by Harivansh Narayan, a member of the Rajya Sabha, who serves as his intermediary with the ruling BJP. He appears interested in telling how does Nitish Kumar move with the political step? It stands shockingly and refreshingly fascinating to have deep and meaningful consequences that are utilised as possibilities to draw themselves more attention.
With all this sharing, we tend to conflate how things look with how they feel. We pay close attention to each other’s goings-on, comparisons inevitably (naturally) bleeding in. In this climate, it feels almost strikingly healthy to hold back, to opt out, to do you quietly and not make a thing of it.