ABP Bihar E-Shikhar Sammelan | 'Will Pitch For A BJP Chief Minister, Don't Aspire To Become Deputy CM', Chirag Paswan

Addressing the ABP Bihar E-Shikhar Sammelan, Lok Janshakti Party Chief Chirag Paswan said that he does not want to become the Chief Minister of Bihar. Instead, he wants to work for the development and betterment of the people in the state.

LJP Chief Chirag Paswan

LJP Chief Chirag Paswan was one among the notable political heavyweights from Bihar who spoke his mind out at the ABP News Bihar E-Shikhar Sammelan over several pertinent issues that are the burning topics among the voters in the 2020 state polls. Paswan opened up his views on a wide range of topics like development, the future of youth, the state of women, all of which are major issues that will decide the wheels of fortune for the political parties deep entrenched in the battle to form the next government  post the 2020 state assembly elections. Paswan lashed out at Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for his poor administrative policies and accused him of ruining the future of the youth in the state. The LJP Chief added that he doesn't believe the present Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Chirag Paswan said that JD(U) '7 Nischay' won't help in the development of Bihar. Paswan said that Bihar CM Nitish Kumar does not respect the youth of Bihar and does not connect well with them. Instead, he always casts asperations about their abilities and mocks them too. The LJP Chief went onto add that the state CM is scared of the youth in Bihar. When Paswan was posed a question on his political ambitions, the young politician said that he does not want to become the Chief Minister of Bihar. Instead, he wants to work for the development and betterment of the people in the state. Paswan added that he might be a stakeholder in the next government which might get formed post the elections but positions of power do not appeal to him. If Bihar has a BJP CM after the 2020 state elections, he won't oppose it either. Speaking on his relationship with Lalu Prasad Yadav's son Tejasvi, Chirag said that he was like a younger brother. He added he drew a fine line between personal relations and political equations