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'Committed mistake twice': In presence of Amit Shah, Nitish Kumar says he will 'never again' leave NDA

IndiaTimes Sunday, 30 March 2025
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar assured Union home minister Amit Shah he would remain in the BJP-led NDA alliance, attributing prior departures to mistakes. Kumar highlighted developmental work under his leadership and criticized previous governments ahead of the state assembly elections.
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