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Watch: “No one in Bihar is protesting SIR, it’s just Delhi noise” – Sanjay K Jha | The Hindu Mind

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Last updated: September 21, 2025 5:47 pm
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Published: September 21, 2025
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In this episode of The Hindu Mind, JDU Working President Sanjay K. Jha makes bold revelations on Bihar’s political future. He shares how Nitish Kumar offered the CM post to BJP in 2020, discusses the impact of double-engine government, and explains why the 2025 election is about Bihar’s next 25 years. Jha also speaks on Nishant Kumar’s political role, electoral roll revision, and how women voters transformed Bihar’s politics. With a deep dive into governance, caste arithmetic, and alliances, this is a must-watch conversation ahead of the 2025 Bihar Assembly polls.



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