Nitish calls cabinet meeting a day before poll results

May 15, 2014 18:23

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today presided over a meeting of his cabinet which triggered debate in the political circle.

Though officially the cabinet meeting is said to be a routine affair of the government's functioning, its timing, a day before declaration of results, triggered interest.

The exit polls have predicted poor performance of ruling JD(U) in the 40 Parliamentary seats in Bihar.

The projections have given wing to speculations that days of Nitish Kumar government in Bihar are numbered.

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