Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav claimed on Thursday that "something major" is set to happen in Bihar after the Lok Sabha election results are announced. He added that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar appears to be "not going along well" with ally Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), reported PTI.

Speaking with journalists in Patna, Yadav, who lost the Deputy Chief Minister position following Kumar?s sudden return to the NDA in January this year, made these assertions. ?Ever since I made the prediction that chacha (referring to Nitish Kumar) will take a big decision after the Lok Sabha polls, he has not been going out to campaign,? Yadav remarked, referring to a prediction he made a few days ago.

?I have also learned that it is the Governor who is holding meetings with officials and issuing instructions. On the election front, the BJP and the JD(U) are concentrating on their respective seats, with no synergy,? alleged the RJD leader. ?All these things confirm my apprehension that after June 4, Bihar is going to witness something big (kucch bada).?

Yadav expressed confidence in the INDIA bloc?s prospects in the Lok Sabha elections. ?The INDIA bloc is heading for a spectacular victory. The alliance may win 300 plus seats. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be defeated by his three beloveds (teen Mehbooba) ? poverty, price rise, and unemployment,? he said.

Nitish Kumar, who had left the NDA alliance in 2022 to join the Opposition-led Mahagathbandhan, returned to the BJP-led alliance in January 2024, assuming the role of Bihar's chief minister for the ninth time.