Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary Meets PM Modi in First Post-Oath Visit
The courtesy call signals an early push to align Bihar’s new BJP-led government with the Centre.
Overview
- Samrat Choudhary met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Tuesday in his first courtesy call since taking charge as Bihar’s chief minister.
- The Prime Minister’s Office posted on X confirming the meeting, and Modi earlier praised Choudhary’s energy and grassroots record in a public message.
- Choudhary said he received guidance on a vision of a “Developed India and a Prosperous Bihar,” describing the interaction as a courtesy visit.
- The leadership change followed April 15th swearing-in ceremonies after Nitish Kumar resigned to enter the Rajya Sabha, shifting the state’s helm to the BJP-led alliance.
- Political talk in Delhi has turned to the timing and shape of a cabinet expansion, which sources say is under discussion, while Choudhary’s recent focus on women’s safety and his visit to Patna Sahib point to early priorities.