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BIG BREAKING: Demand grows to include Nishant Kumar in Bihar cabinet

In Bihar, ahead of the upcoming cabinet expansion, there is growing pressure within the JDU to include Nishant Kumar, son of Nitish Kumar, in the ministry. This demand has intensified after his “Sadbhav Yatra,” which received significant public full support. Earlier, Nishant was hesitant to join the cabinet without gaining enough ground experience, but the recent response has strengthened calls for his entry into active politics. Party leaders and supporters see him as a potential next-generation leader who can carry forward Nitish Kumar’s legacy. However, it still remains unclear whether Nishant Kumar will accept a cabinet position in this expansion.

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