News India Live, Digital Desk: Often we hear only allegations and counter-allegations and sharp statements in Bihar politics. Sometimes there is noise of words like “Paltimar” and sometimes “Jungleraj”. But today’s news is a little different and is going to bring a smile on the face of every Bihari. Our Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has received a big honor from across the seven seas. Yes, the news is confirmed! London-based prestigious organization ‘World Book of Records’ has sent a special ‘Congratulatory Letter’ to CM Nitish Kumar. Why did he get this honour? Now you must be thinking that brother, elections are held in Bihar, so what has happened to the people of London? Actually, this honor has been given to Nitish Kumar for his political integrity, strength of democracy and his long contribution in social service. World Book of Records believes that the way Nitish Kumar has taken steps for good governance and social reforms (like prohibition, women’s reservation, Jeevika Didi) during his tenure are praiseworthy. How did he get this honor? This honor did not come by post, but as per the World Book of Records. The officials themselves reached ‘Ek Ane Marg’ (CM residence) in Patna. Representatives of the organization met Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and handed over this citation to him. That ‘satisfaction’ smile can be clearly seen on Nitish Kumar’s face in the pictures. What does it mean for JDU and Bihar? This news is no less than a tonic for JDU. Whether the elections are near or far, when the leader gets praise at the international level, the enthusiasm of the workers becomes high. The party is calling it the victory of ‘Bihar Model’. He says that the opponents should now understand that ‘Nitish Kumar’ has become not just a name but a brand. Whether we agree with the political ideology or not, but when the head of our state is honored in a foreign country, the chest swells with pride. By the way, which work of Nitish Kumar do you like (or dislike) the most? You can share your opinion in the comments!
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