Bihar Budget Session: New Nitish Kumar government seeks confidence vote on February 10

The notification further added that the upcoming session will last a total of 12 working days and the state budget will be presented on February 12.

Patna: Days after forming the government, the new NDA government in Bihar, led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, will seek a confidence vote in the assembly on February 10. According to the notification issued by the Parliamentary Affairs Department on Tuesday, the government will seek a confidence vote. on the first day of the budget session after Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar's customary address to both Houses of the Legislature.

The notification further added that the upcoming session will last a total of 12 working days and the state budget will be presented on February 12.

To recall, Nitish Kumar took oath as Bihar Chief Minister for the ninth time on Sunday after a dramatic turn of events in which he ditched the INDIA faction and formed the new government along with the BJP, which he was not yet eighteen. dumped months ago.

It is expected to be a stormy session with RJD MLA Awadh Bihari Choudhary yet to resign as speaker under mounting pressure from the NDA, which has moved a no-confidence motion against him. It has been learned that the BJP will retain the post of Speaker of Parliament. Among the names under consideration are Nand Kishore Yadav and Amrendra Pratap Singh, sources said.