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President Elections: Will Nitish Kumar be the next candidate?

 Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has given a statement on the speculation of making a presidential candidate. He said that I do not even have this idea in my mind yet. He said that neither I have the idea of ​​it in my mind, nor have I imagined it. There is a discussion going on to make Nitish Kumar the candidate of the upcoming President by the opposition parties. After the meeting between Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao and Prashant Kishor, the discussion about making Nitish Kumar the Presidential candidate started. Watch the video and stay connected for more updates. 

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