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  1. The Chief Minister of Bihar met with Nitin Gadkari in Delhi.
  2. Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary met Nitin Gadkari in New Delhi to discuss infrastructure projects for the state.
  3. In Bihar, Samrat Choudhary leads the NDA government, while Nitish Kumar is a former Chief Minister.
  4. CM of Bihar transferred pension funds via DBT and cited PM Modi's leadership for welfare.

The political leadership in Bihar is undergoing shifts, with the Chief Minister being handpicked by the BJP leadership, and urging made to PM Modi and Amit Shah.

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The political leadership in Bihar is undergoing shifts, with the Chief Minister being handpicked by the BJP leadership, and urging made to PM Modi and Amit Shah.

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  1. CPI(ML) held a public hearing in Bihar, accusing the Election Commission of collusion and urging PM Modi to intervene.1 source
  2. Rajya Sabha members questioned the Bihar administration, noting the state's political mandate is based on Narendra Modi's image.Sub-event
  3. A political power struggle is underway in Bihar, involving Amit Shah and Samrat Choudhary, concerning the JDU party structure.Sub-event
  4. Current leadership changes in Bihar: CM appointed, handpicked by BJP leadership, urging Modi and Shah to note.1 source

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