PM Modi’s posters at JD(U) office triggers political slugfest

In a surprising turn of events, posters featuring both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar have surfaced at the JD(U) office in Patna, sparking a political frenzy. This is the first instance where the two leaders have been depicted side by side in such a setting, raising eyebrows across the political spectrum. The posters have ignited speculation about possible shifts in alliances and intentions ahead of upcoming state elections. Political analysts are abuzz, debating the implications of this visual pairing. The BJP and JD(U), though allies in the past, have had a rocky relationship, with recent tensions hinting at a potential rift. Some experts suggest the posters could signal a renewed camaraderie or a strategic move to project unity, while others see it as a tactical maneuver by JD(U) to leverage Modi's popularity without formal alignment. Responses from both parties have been cautious, with JD(U) officials downplaying the significance, calling it a routine exercise, while BJP leaders have refrained from commenting extensively. As the situation unfolds, the posters continue to dominate political discourse in Bihar, leaving citizens and political observers alike eager to see what this unexpected development might herald for the state’s political landscape.

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