Chief Minister Nitish Kumar of Bihar dissolved his Cabinet, signaling the end of his era in the state after nearly two decades in power. He chaired his final cabinet meeting at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat, formally announcing his decision to resign and move towards national duties. The emotional atmosphere during the meeting reflected on the long political journey shared under his leadership.
Deputy Chief Ministers Samrat Choudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha, along with ministers from all departments and senior officials, attended the meeting where Nitish Kumar interacted individually with colleagues. Despite heading to Delhi, he assured them of his continued focus on Bihar’s development, stating, “This is a deeply emotional moment. I am now heading to Delhi, but I will continue to keep a watchful eye on everything from there.”
Following the meeting, a photo session captured the Chief Minister with his cabinet colleagues and senior officials at the Secretariat, marking the final moments of his tenure. Nitish Kumar is set to submit his resignation to the Governor, formally concluding his term and initiating the process for a new government in Bihar. Transitioning to national politics after becoming a Rajya Sabha member, his influence on Bihar’s governance and political landscape is expected to endure significantly.
