It sounds like Nitish Kumar’s political maneuvers are making waves. In politics, especially in India, leaders are often subject to memes and satire, especially when their actions seem inconsistent or opportunistic. “Flip-flop” is a term commonly used to describe politicians who frequently change their positions or alliances for political gain.

These memes likely highlight Nitish Kumar’s shifting allegiances or decisions, perhaps in response to the outcomes of the Lok Sabha elections. Memes have become a popular way for people to express opinions and criticisms about political figures and events, often using humor to make their point.

While memes can be entertaining and insightful, it’s important to remember that they often simplify complex political situations and may not always provide a complete picture of a politician’s actions or motivations. As always, it’s essential to critically evaluate information from multiple sources to form a well-rounded understanding of political events and figures.

New Delhi: 

Janata Dal United (JDU) chief and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has become the talk of the town after the opposition INDIA alliance defied exit polls and seem set to win 231 seats, just 31 short of the halfway mark needed to form the government. The reason – his tendency to switch alliances which has earned him the moniker ‘Paltu Kumar’.

As per the trends published by the Election Commission, the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is leading on 294 seats, while the INDIA bloc is ahead on 231.

Reports indicate that Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) patriarch Sharad Pawar has reached out to Nitish Kumar and Chandrababu Naidu in an aim to get them to switch over to the INDIA alliance. Nitish Kumar’s JDU is leading on 15 seats in Bihar, while Mr Naidu’s TDP has won 16 in Andhra Pradesh.