52% of people want Nitish back as Bihar CM: Snap poll

February 19, 2015 20:40

A snap poll conducted by ABP news has revealed that 52 per cent of people want Nitish Kumar as the chief minister of Bihar. Jitan Ram Manjhi, who will be going up against Kumar during the trust vote on Friday, was the second choice with 16 per cent.

Furthermore, according to the ABP News-Nielsen snap poll, 57 per cent of people prefer the JD-U, RJD alliance while only 41 per cent of the respondents favoured the main opposition party led by BJP.

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