Nitish Kumar Enters World Book of Records for Tenth Oath as Bihar CM

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's continual service has been recognized by the World Book of Records, London, as he takes the oath for the 10th time. His political journey since the year 2000, marked by multiple alliances and significant state governance, reflects his enduring dedication and public trust.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has been recognized by the World Book of Records, London, for his 'milestone' achievement of taking the chief ministerial oath for the 10th time. The announcement was made by Janata Dal (United) national working president Sanjay Jha.

Kumar first assumed office in 2000, although he stepped down within a week due to a failed majority. His longstanding leadership since 2005, except for brief interruptions, marks a significant journey. Kumar's political career includes collaborations with the NDA and Mahagathbandhan, showcasing his adaptability and strategic alliances.

Jha praised Kumar's leadership as a testament to unwavering public service in Bihar. This acknowledgment highlights not just a personal achievement for Kumar but stands as a pivotal moment in Bihar's democratic history. The World Book of Records plans to formally recognize Kumar's achievement globally.