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Nitish Kumar and Naidu attended the NDA meeting

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In fact, Chandrababu's TDP is the second largest party in the NDA with 16 seats and Nitish Kumar's JDU is the third largest party in the NDA with 12 seats.(Photo: Facebook/Nara Chandrababu Naidu)

Amid speculations about the formation of the NDA government under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi, alliance partners Nitish Kumar and Chandrababu Naidu have submitted letters of support to the BJP. India Bloc was trying to bring these two leaders with them.

In fact, Chandrababu's TDP is the second largest party in the NDA with 16 seats and Nitish Kumar's JDU is the third largest party in the NDA with 12 seats. These two parties were necessary to form the BJP government at this time, without them it was difficult to form a government. Talking to reporters, Naidu said that the meeting of NDA was good, we fought the election together with NDA only then joined the meeting today.

He asked the reporters that why do you have doubts. At the same time, JDU national spokesperson Rajeev Tandon said that Nitish Kumar is standing like a rock with the NDA. He said that the talk of going with the India block is false propaganda. However, it is believed that the situation is not easy for PM Narendra Modi this time, as he was in a very strong position in his first two terms.

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