Bihar: Nitish wins floor test with 131 votes, Tejashwi calls him shameless

Had earlier moved a
confidence motion in the Bihar Assembly to prove the majority of his new govt
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NEWS : Bihar Chief Minister Nitish
Kumar on Friday won the trust vote in the Bihar Assembly, with 131 of
the 243 legislators voting for him. Amid protests by Lalu Prasad Yadav’s RJD,
Kumar said that that the new alliance of JD(U) and BJP has been built on
political opportunism.
Speaker Vijay Kumar Chowdhury said
the Opposition got 108 votes.
Kumar had earlier moved a
confidence motion in the Bihar Assembly to prove the majority of his new
government.
The NDA alliance had submitted a
list of 132 MLAs to the governor. These include 71 of JD(U), BJP 53, RLSP two,
LJP two, HAM one and three independents.
In the 243-member Bihar Assembly,
the RJD has 80 MLAs, the Congress 27 and the CPI-ML has three.
Yesterday, Nitish and BJP leader
Sushil Modi were sworn-in as Bihar Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister
respectively, and former was asked to prove his majority on the floor by
Governor Keshari Nath Tripathi.
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav, the son
of Lalu Prasad Yadav, spoke first on the confidence motion and launched a
scathing attack against Kumar for dumping the Grand Alliance government.
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