Hope Nitish will prioritise jobs: Tejashwi

November 16, 2020 18:42

"Best wishes to the Nitish Kumar on being nominated as the Chief Minister of Bihar. I hope that instead of the ambition of the chair, he will make the government's priority in the 19 lakh jobs and jobs of Bihar's Janakaksha and NDA and positive issues like education, medicine, earning, irrigation, hearing," says RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav.

The Grand Alliance on Monday decided to boycott the oath-taking ceremony of Nitish Kumar, claiming the mandate in the elections was "against the National Democratic Alliance" which has been changed by a "fraud".

Rashtriya Janata Dal, which is spearheading the five-party Mahagathbandhan, alleged in a tweet, "The RJD boycotts oath-taking ceremony of this puppet government. The mandate is for a change, and against the (ruling) NDA. The peoples verdict has been changed by the rulers order."

The RJD, which emerged as the single largest party in Bihar with 75 seats, also claimed the state is getting a "helpless government by the two helpless parties".

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