Samrat Chaudhary or someone else? Suspense on CM face in Bihar, will BJP play ‘surprise card’?

Patna. The politics of Bihar is at a very interesting juncture these days. Amidst speculations about change of power, the biggest question is who will be the next Chief Minister of the state. There are reports that Nitish Kumar may resign soon, after which the political equations may change rapidly. In such a situation, discussions have intensified in political circles on who will take charge of power.

Chief Minister’s post may go to BJP’s account

According to political indications, this time the post of Chief Minister may go to the Bharatiya Janata Party, while JDU may have to be satisfied with the post of Deputy Chief Minister. If this happens, the biggest challenge before BJP will be to select a face who can maintain social and political balance.

Samrat Chaudhary ahead, but suspense remains

Samrat Chaudhary’s name is being said to be at the forefront in the race for the post of CM. He is considered a strong OBC face of the party and has a good hold in the organization. But looking at the working style of BJP, it is too early to say that the decision has been decided.

Many contenders in the race for Chief Minister

Apart from Samrat Chaudhary, names like Nityanand Rai, Vijay Sinha and Renu Devi are also in discussion. All these leaders have strong claims due to their social base and political experience. In such a situation, the final decision will depend on many factors like caste equation, organizational strength and election strategy.

Possibility of ‘surprise card’

BJP is often known to surprise with its decisions. In many states, the party has put forward such a face at the last moment, who was not in the news earlier. This is the reason why the possibility of ‘surprise card’ cannot be ruled out in Bihar also.

Delhi’s role will be important

The role of central leadership is considered important in the final decision. The name of the Chief Minister will be approved only after the consent of the top leaders of the party. This is the reason why in political circles everyone’s eyes are fixed on the ‘decision coming from Delhi’.