Nitish Kumar is an Indian politician, and is currently the Chief Minister of Bihar. So loved by the people, he has been voted for the position on 5 occasions. He has served as a minister since November 2005. Kumar is a graduate in mechanical engineering from Bihar College of Engineering in 1972, which is now known as National Institute of Technology, Patna. He was first elected as a member of the Bihar Legislative Assembly in 1985.
He has also served as a minister in the Union Government of India, as the Minister for Railways, Minister for Surface Transport, and the Minister for Agriculture in 1998–99, working under Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee. In 1989, he became the Secretary-General of the Janata Dal party, founded in 2003 in Bihar. Since then, Nitish has now become the party leader for The Janata Dal (United).
Nitish Kumar has always been determined to help the people towards a better life, Kumar has helped initiate a number of developmental activities that has influenced such growth and progress in Bihar.
Wanting to help the women in the society, Kumar’s government initiated meal programs to encourage girls to attend school as well. Girls who attended school were also given bicycles, to make their commute easier and as a way to encourage more students into taking admission! This initiative has helped reduce school dropout rates by quite a margin.
In 2010, Kumar's party was elected back into power, and Kumar again was voted as Chief Minister. His action plans have made such a difference that electorates witnessed such a high turnout of women and young voters, for the first time. The voting was also declared as the fairest election in Bihar, without any violence or fraud.
Kumar was elected the Chief Minister of Bihar yet again on 22 February 2015, on the backdrop of the upcoming 2015 Bihar Legislative Assembly election. Mahagathbandhan was formed between his party JD(U), along with RJD and Congress, against the BJP in Bihar but this Mahagathabandhan came to an end when deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav was charged with corruption, to which Kumar asked for his resignation.
Following Tejashwi’s refusal to do so, Nitish Kumar broke the grand alliance in order to protect his clean image and zero tolerance towards corruption and resigned from the cabinet. He reverted to the principal alliance, NDA and was elected back as the Chief Minister within hours. With the nearing 2019 elections Kumar has geared up and in full swing to mark his yet another win in his province along with his alliance, NDA.
In this article, we will take a dive at the astrological aspect of Chief Minister of Bihar and popularly known as Sushasan Babu, Nitish Kumar and how this election would turn up to be for him. Questions like him becoming the Chief Minister yet again, his chances of success and what may happen overall in these elections will get an answer here.
Based on his birth chart, Kumar’s moon sign is Scorpio, ascendant of which is Gemini. Kumar was born in the 2nd phase of the Jyeshta Nakshatra. Currently there is Saturn’s Antardasha with Rahu’ dasha and Pratyantar Dasha in his birth chart. Rahu is present in the 9th house within its sign which increases the dominance. But due to minimal power of Mercury, Kumar might face trouble from the opposition. Direct connection of Lagnesh and Parakramesh, Mercury is creating Aditya Yog which will help Kumar gain popularity.
Apart from this, lord of workplace, Jupiter sits in the 9th house which is creating Chandal Yog, because of which Kumar will be skeptical of things throughout the election season. But the presence of Moon at the center of his chart, Nitish Kumar will be successful and in luck at all times.
Venus is present in higher prospect in the 9th house which will provide good news for Kumar and give positive results in all aspects that he hopes for. Conclusively, the upcoming 2019 general elections might give Nitish Kumar one of his biggest successes so far in his career and the circumstances in his birth chart will prove him to be a major personality in the upcoming elections.
After the announcement of the 2019 General Elections, each of the political parties and politicians went on a frenzy to advertise their point of views, their development strategies and what they think of the current government’s work. With hundreds of rallies and speeches regarding what was achieved...
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