All credit to Nitish Kumar for success in Bihar polls: Congress
November 24th, 2010 - 12:24 pm ICT by ANI
New Delhi, Nov 24 (ANI): The Congress today credited Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for the ruling JD (U)-BJP combine’s victory in the Bihar Assembly polls.
Party spokesperson Jayanthi Natarajan said: ‘”All credit to him (Nitish Kumar) for his success…law and order did improve under his regime,”
About her party’s poor performance in the polls, Natarajan said there was always a desire among Congress workers that it should contest the elections alone and find its own place in the political landscape of Bihar.
She said this trend was started by party chief Sonia Gandhi and party General Secretary Rahul Gandhi.
“We will pursue it in future as well as,” she added. (ANI)
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