Overview
- At Patna airport on Friday, national working president Sanjay Kumar Jha said party workers and supporters want Nishant Kumar to “come and work for the party.”
- Jha emphasized the timing is Nishant’s decision and noted the party would accept Nitish Kumar’s call on his son’s political debut.
- Nishant offered no commitment and limited remarks to thanking voters after the NDA’s landslide, praising his father’s leadership.
- JD(U) lifted its tally to 85 seats in the assembly election, intensifying internal discussion about future leadership.
- Spokesperson Neeraj Kumar and Nitish’s brother Satish Kumar endorsed Nishant’s entry, as Nitish’s past criticism of dynastic politics continues to frame the debate.