Whatever leaders of the grand alliance are saying against each other at his moment is immaterial as it's the top leaders of the respected parties who will be taking a call on alliance for the assembly polls and seat sharing, Singh, the Road Construction department minister, who is considered close to the former chief minister Nitish Kumar, said.
The former chief minister is not remote controlling the Manjhi government, but guiding and mentoring it....The incumbent JD(U) government runs in continuity with that of one led by Kumar whose agendas and vision are being implemented to take Bihar enroute to development and prosperity, Singh said.
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