NDA Government Bids Adieu: Bihar Assembly Dissolution on the Cards
The outgoing NDA government in Bihar held its final cabinet meeting, where Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was authorized to recommend the dissolution of the assembly. Subsequently, Kumar is set to meet with the Governor to submit his resignation. The NDA secured a majority in the recent elections, winning over 200 seats.
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The outgoing NDA government in Bihar conducted its last cabinet meeting, giving Chief Minister Nitish Kumar the approval to propose dissolving the assembly, revealed official sources.
A unanimous resolution supporting this move was passed during the brief meeting led by Kumar, which concluded in 10 minutes.
Following the meeting, Kumar met Governor Arif Mohammad Khan to inform him of the cabinet's decision. Kumar is expected to submit his resignation as head of the outgoing government on November 19. The NDA recently claimed a resounding victory in the assembly elections, securing more than 200 out of 243 seats, with the BJP leading, followed by JD(U).
(With inputs from agencies.)
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