"Dekhi zamane ki yari bichhade sabhi bari-bari.." BJP's Sudhanshu Trivedi's dig at INDIA bloc

Jaipur (Rajasthan) [India], January 27 : National Spokesperson of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Sudhanshu Trivedi, on Saturday, expressed concern over the current political scenario in Bihar and the tense situation inside the INDIA bloc, citing the departure of key partners.
"When Rahul Gandhi did his first (Bharat Jodo) yatra, Congress lost in 3 states. Now, he is conducting his yatra from east to west. Their INDI alliance partners- TMC in West Bengal, AAP in Punjab said that they will contest the election alone. Earlier BSP also announced the same in Uttar Pradesh. So I believe that the current situation within the INDI alliance could be termed as, "Dekhi zamane ki yari bichhade sabhi bari-bari," Sudhanshu Trivedi, National Spokesperson said.
Trivedi emphasized the need for a positive political approach and presented two distinct alternatives.
"There is no future for alliances built on negativity. There are two clear alternatives in front of the people of India, the leadership of Narendra Modi ji or the BJP and NDA alliance which is the government in Jhansi, Sudhanshu Trivedi said.
"The condition of INDI alliance of opposition parties is not good," he added as a conclusion.
Meanwhile, Union Minister Giriraj Singh referred to the Bihar Chief Minister as a "restless soul" while emphatically stating that the BJP will form the new governemnt in the state in 2025.
"We will form government in Bihar in 2025. People of Bihar will vote for BJP in Lok Sabha in 2024, and in Bihar in 2025. I am just observing what's going on in the state..." Singh said.
Earlier, on reports that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar may rejoin the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MP Manoj Kumar Jha rubbished all such claims saying that they are mere rumours.
"All this is a rumour. And the restlessness which has arisen due to this rumour can only be taken care of by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. I have not received any response from him yet," Jha said speaking to ANI on Saturday.
"Bihar is a topic of discussion in the whole country and for good reason. I don't see any rift," he added.
If Nitish crosses over, this would be the fourth time he would be switching sides. In the Bihar Assembly of 243, the RJD has 79 MLAs; followed by the BJP's 78; the JD(U)'s 45, the Congress's 19, the CPI (M-L)'s 12, two each of the CPI(M) and CPI, the Hindustani Awam Morcha (Secular)'s four seats, and the AIMIM's one, plus one Independent legislator.