Telangana Chief Minister Chandrashekhar Rao reached Patna on Wednesday to meet Bihar CM Nitish Kumar. Here both the leaders also answered all the questions of the journalists. Meanwhile, when he questioned the PM's candidature, Nitish Kumar started laughing and stood up from the chair. After this, KCR said, 'Sit down.' Not only this, KCR grabbed his hand and tried to make him sit. Meanwhile, Nitish Kumar said, 'Hey, don't fall for them, they have given 50 minutes. Seeing this, everyone present there started laughing.'

In fact, Nitish Kumar and Chandrashekhar Rao were answering the questions of journalists in the press conference and then a journalist asked them that if a front is formed, can Nitish Kumar lead it. On hearing this question, Nitish Kumar stood up and started leaving. On this, KCR held Nitish Kumar's hand and said that sit, although Nitish did not sit, it has been 50 minutes since he started saying. Meanwhile, after a lot of insistence, Nitish Kumar sat down. But the laughter on his face could not stop and then the laughter increased. When Tejashwi Yadav said something in his ear.

On the other hand, KCR said in response to this question that, 'We will try our best to form an anti-BJP front. The parties that will come together, we will all sit down and decide. Whatever the decision is, it will be unanimous.' With this, he said, as soon as a decision is taken about this, we will tell you. During the press conference, KCR also praised Nitish.

At the same time, Telangana CM further praised the Bihar CM and he said that Nitish is the best and senior leader of the country. KCR also supported the demand for special status for Bihar. On the other hand, attacking the Modi government, KCR said that the principle of the Center is 'Bachcha India'. Everything is being privatized. They want to scare the opposition. He further said that only 'BJP Mukt Bharat' will take the country towards development. Because the country is suffering because of the failure of the Centre.

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