'Bihar's Jungleraj Will End Today, Tejashwi's Mangalraj To Begin': Sanjay Raut On Election Results

Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut targetted Nitish Kumar saying the time for Junglerj is over as the country is moving towards a similar change that happened in Maharashtra. Counting for Bihar Election results is underway.

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Bihar Elections 2020: As the counting for Bihar Election Results is underway, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut reacted to the early trends which showed Mahagathbandhan in lead and said that Bihar will witness Tejashwi fest from today. Must Follow: Bihar Election Result 2020 LIVE Sanjay Raut said that after 12 Bihar's Jungleraj will end and Mangalraj will begin. Sanjay Raut lauded Tejashwi Yadav for raising the issue of unemployment in his election rallies while BJP did not focus on the progress of youth. Sanjay Raut said that Maharashtra has sent the message for a change and now the wave of change has begun in every country. Sanjay Raut further said that Maharashtra has set an example of change and now the impact can be seen on the results of the Bihar Elections. Sanjay Raut said that now is the time for the country to rethink its choice and decide who will work in their favour. Earlier on Saturday, Sanjay Raut took a swipe at incumbent Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, stating that people will send him into retirement as the Janata Dal-United (JDU) chief has played his innings. Also Read|Bihar Election Results: Top Constituencies With Least Winning Margin from 2015, Will It Make An Impact Today? He said that Kumar is willing to retire and people should bid farewell to him with respect. "Nitish ji is a very big leader. He has played his innings. If a leader says that this is his last election, he should be given farewell with respect. The people of Bihar were waiting for the farewell occasion. People will send him into retirement in this election," Raut told reporters. Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had said that the present assembly poll in the state will be "his last election" and "ant bhala to sab bhala". He made the remarks on the last day of campaigning for the third phase of election in the state.