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AFter at to the lowest degree iv flip-flops in virtually 10 years, and looking for to continue chief minister of Bihar after the election this year too, Nitish Kumar on Monday again assured PM Narendra Modi of loyalty, saying the JDU-BJP alliance will stay in place.Using a light-hearted tone, Nitish said he went to the “other side” only “upon prodding of some of my own party colleagues, one of whom is sitting here”, pointing towards union minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh ‘Lalan’, whom he replaced as JDU's national president about two years ago. This evoked a smile and applause from PM Modi, at a rally in Purnea.Nitish said he regretted his alliances with the RJD-Congress combine, whom he accused of "indulging in mischief when we shared power”.“The JDU-BJP combine formed a government in Bihar, for the first time, in November 2005," he recalled."For one or two times, I went to the other side… But that is a thing of the past. I could never be comfortable with those people… I am now back. And, I will not go anywhere henceforth,” said the JDU supremo, according to news agency PTI.Bihar Assembly Election 2025: All the key information hereHaving served many years as CM of the JDU-BJP combine or NDA, he first left the alliance over the projection of Modi as PM candidate before the 2014 Lok Sabha election.The JDU, RJD and Congress won Bihar together in 2015, but Nitish went back to the BJP-led NDA two years later, and they later won in 2020 together.By 2023, he was back with the RJD-Congress, and then went back again a few months later to the NDA, where he remains as of September 15, 2025, about a month ahead of the likely start of the assembly election.

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