Patna: Voting for the third phase of seats in the Bihar assembly elections is going to be held tomorrow i.e. on November 7. In such a situation, on November 5, the last day of campaigning, Nitish Kumar played his last bet. He announced to the public in Purnia's Dhamdama that, 'This is his last election.' Indeed, Nitish Kumar pointed out that, 'Now he has made up his mind to break away from active politics'.

Addressing a public meeting on Thursday in Purnia, he said, 'Know that today is the last day of the election. And the day after is the election. This is my last election. All's well that ends well.' Now such a statement of Nitish Kumar has surprised everyone. However, now his opposition is taking a lot of pinch on his statement. Recently the Congress has said that 'We are already saying that Nitish Kumar is retired, he should retire. RLSP President Upendra Kushwaha has also advised Nitish Kumar to leave politics and rest.

By the way, let us also tell you that Nitish Kumar has been the Chief Minister of Bihar for 15 years continuously and this time he wants to win again. However, these days, Tejashwi Yadav has also said a lot about targeting Nitish. Recently, Tejashwi Yadav had said, 'We have been saying this for a long time that Nitish Kumar ji is old and he is not able to manage Bihar. Now on the last day of campaigning, he has announced that he is retiring from politics, perhaps he has understood the ground reality. '

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