From the meetings of JDU and NDA to Delhi Darbar, the stir has intensified.

Round of meetings and Delhi visit

If sources are to be believed, an important meeting of JDU State Executive may be held at the Chief Minister's residence on April 6. Right after this, on April 9, Nitish Kumar will leave for Delhi. In Delhi, he will preside over the meeting of JDU's National Council and National Executive. This tour is being considered very decisive for the politics of Bihar.

Meeting and swearing in with Amit Shah

There is talk in political circles that an important meeting can take place between Nitish Kumar and Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the evening of April 9 itself. The next day i.e. on 10th April, Nitish Kumar will take oath as Rajya Sabha member. He is also likely to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the same day. He will return to Patna on April 11, after which the process of change in the politics of the state will accelerate.

Can resign on 14th April

After returning to Patna, a big meeting of the NDA legislature party can be called on 12 or 13 April. In this meeting, the new leader of NDA will be elected, who will take over the responsibility of the next Chief Minister of Bihar. Sources claim that Nitish Kumar will officially resign from the post of Chief Minister on April 14 and the swearing-in ceremony of the new government in Bihar will be completed before April 18.

Break in RJD and 'good news' from BJP

Amidst this political upheaval, news of split in RJD is also increasing. RJD MLA Faisal Rehman has met Nitish Kumar, due to which speculations are being made that there could be a big dent in the opposition. At the same time, senior BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad also increased the suspense by saying that the party is waiting for 'good news' in Bihar. He gave this statement during the foundation day of BJP. After Nitish Kumar going to Rajya Sabha and leaving the membership of Legislative Council, now everyone's eyes are on who will take charge of Bihar.