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In a pivotal move for Bihar's political landscape, Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary engaged in vital discussions with Union ministers Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh during his recent visit to Delhi. This visit is widely regarded as a precursor to an upcoming cabinet reshuffle.

A 32-year-old man from Sanand, Gujarat, has been arrested for allegedly making death threats to Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary the day before his swearing-in. The accused, Shekhar Yadav, confessed to the crime, citing an unresolved grievance against the Bihar government. Authorities are investigating his motive and digital activities.

Rahul Gandhi has attacked the NDA. He claimed Nitish Kumar was compromised during his Tamil Nadu campaign. Nitish Kumar recently moved to the Rajya Sabha. This marks a significant shift in Bihar politics. The BJP will now lead the government in Bihar. The NDA secured a landslide victory in the Bihar assembly elections.

In a significant move for Bihar's future, Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary kicked off the self-enumeration phase of Census 2027, calling for robust community involvement. This tech-savvy census, set to begin on April 17, is designed to create a solid framework for the state's development trajectory.

With a fresh perspective, Bihar's newly elected Chief Minister, Samrat Choudhary, has embarked on a transformative journey, vowing to bring about swift progress and a culture of transparency in governance. His commitment to effective public service highlights a future where issues are resolved promptly, corruption is eradicated, and critical government services are easily accessible to all.

At the vibrant 'Nari Shakti for Viksit Bharat Run' in Patna, Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary passionately advocated for women's empowerment. Highlighting Bihar's impressive initiative of 50% reservation for women in local governance, he noted how this policy has significantly enhanced their autonomy and confidence.

Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary championed women's empowerment at the 'Nari Shakti for Viksit Bharat Run' in Patna. He lauded Bihar's 50% reservation for women in local bodies, a move credited with fostering self-reliance. The event, part of the 'Nari Shakti Vandan Abhiyan', saw enthusiastic participation from women and dignitaries.

In a significant transition, JD(U) figurehead Nitish Kumar plans to shift to his new residence in Patna next week. Accompanied by his son, he recently toured the 7, Circular Road bungalow. Additionally, Kumar is to receive a Type 8 bungalow in the prestigious Sunehri Bagh locality of Delhi.

On Wednesday, Bihar is gearing up for a historic moment as Samrat Choudhary takes his oath, becoming the first Chief Minister from the BJP. Known for his roots in the Koeri community and a dynamic political career that includes a stint as Deputy CM, Choudhary now must navigate the complexities of governance following Nitish Kumar’s long-standing leadership.

The anticipation builds in Bihar as the BJP legislative party convenes in Patna to select the state's next Chief Minister. With Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan stepping in as the central observer, the official announcement is expected on April 14 or 15. His presence marks the dawn of a new governmental era in Bihar.

At 57, Choudhary has steadily risen through Bihar’s political ranks and is regarded as one of the BJP’s strongest organisational figures in the state. He currently holds the Home portfolio and has played a central role in the NDA government, often representing the BJP alongside Nitish Kumar at major official and political events.

Bihar's opposition leader, Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, accused Chief Minister Nitish Kumar of depleting the state's treasury and failing to develop Bihar over two decades. Yadav criticized the BJP, claiming Kumar's Rajya Sabha nomination was forced and that the JD(U) has become a BJP 'cell'. He highlighted the state's persistent poverty, poor infrastructure, and rising crime.

The leadership change will mark a milestone for the BJP, which is set to get its first chief minister in Bihar, the only Hindi heartland state where the top post has so far eluded the party. Even so, party leaders have remained cautious in their public remarks. Dilip Jaiswal, a minister and former Bihar BJP president, said, "It is an emotional moment for us. We hope that Nitish Kumar will continue to offer his guidance to the new government."

Nitish Kumar's recent oath in the Rajya Sabha signals a notable turnaround in Bihar's political landscape. With PM Modi and other NDA officials commending his extensive service as Chief Minister, there's speculation about an imminent leadership shift.