
Nitish Kumar has been a central figure in Bihar politics for nearly two decades, serving ten terms as Chief Minister. Beginning with a brief tenure in 2000, his significant leadership started in 2005 amid public demand for stability and good governance. His tenure saw infrastructure development, reduced crime, and initiatives like providing bicycles to girls, earning him support especially among women and rural voters. His departure marks the end of a notable era characterized by shifting alliances and political resilience.
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