Bihar's NDA Govt will win trust vote defeating 'mala fide intentions of scared detractors': Minister
The Hindu
A key aide of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar asserted that the newly formed NDA government in the State will win the trust vote
A key aide of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on February 7 asserted that the newly formed NDA government in the State will win the trust vote, defeating "mala fide intentions of scared detractors".
The NDA government in Bihar is scheduled to face a vote of confidence on February 12.
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Talking to PTI, senior JD(U) leader Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, who has been retained as a minister in the new cabinet, said, "The NDA government will easily win the trust vote. It is very simple... we [NDA] have the majority.
"Those [opposition leaders] who are scared of the NDA are spreading rumours about the trust vote. Their intentions are mala fide. What I am saying that the NDA government in the state will win the trust vote is bona fide," Mr. Chaudhary, a close confidante of the CM, said.
Mr. Chaudhary has been a member of the Bihar Assembly since 1982, and is currently holding portfolios of six departments, including parliamentary affairs.
"Floor test is basically a number game... and we have the numbers. Those talking about 'khela' [game] have nothing to show [numbers]... their claims are bogus and misleading," he added.
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