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Don't trust Nitish: Chirag wants BJP-led govt in Bihar

After walking out of the NDA, Lok Janshakti Party president Chirag Paswan&nbsp;Monday said that he wants a BJP-led government in the state as he no longer trusts Nitish Kumar. Junior&nbsp;Paswan&nbsp;told News 18in an interview he wants a BJP-led govt as it would serve as a true double engine for Bihar.&nbsp;The LJP president also appealed to people against voting for Nitish's JD(U) and claimed that an alliance of his party and the BJP will come to power in the state after the Assembly polls.

After walking out of the NDA, Lok Janshakti Party president Chirag Paswan&nbsp;Monday said that he wants a BJP-led government in the state as he no longer trusts Nitish Kumar. Junior&nbsp;Paswan&nbsp;told News 18in an interview he wants a BJP-led govt as it would serve as a true double engine for Bihar.&nbsp;The LJP president also appealed to people against voting for Nitish's JD(U) and claimed that an alliance of his party and the BJP will come to power in the state after the Assembly polls.

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