Book on Nitish Kumar’s Parliament speeches launched at party headquarters in Patna

The book “Nitish Kumar’s Statesmanship in Parliament”, which contains the speeches of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar delivered in the Parliament, was released at a function held at the Karpoori Thakur Auditorium, JDU Headquarters, on Wednesday afternoon. The book, edited by a prominent social worker and senior leader of the JDU Jagnarayan Singh Yadav, has been published in five volumes.

The book was unveiled by JDU’s National working President Sanjay Kumar Jha. On this occasion, the minister for Energy, Planning and Development, Shri Bijendra Prasad Yadav, and MLC Sanjay Gandhi were present at the function. A good number of JDU leaders, workers, and intellectuals attended the function.

While appreciating Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s parliamentary contribution, the minister Bijendra Prasad Yadav, who was chief guest, said, “Nitish Kumar’s parliamentary life is a symbol of the dignity of Indian democracy and the culture of dialogue. He has always firmly raised issues related to public welfare, development, and social justice in the House.”


Santosh Yadav, while conducting the program, mentioned, “This collection serves as a living classroom of parliamentary politics for the coming generations.”

Sanjay Kumar Jha, who presided over the function, said, “This book is not only a record of Nitish Kumar’s political journey but also a testimony to Bihar's developmental path. The efforts with which Jagnarayan Singh Yadav has compiled this book deserves appreciation.”

MLC Sanjay Gandhi said, “Nitishji’s parliamentary discourse has always focussed on the public interest. This book preserves and continues that noble tradition.”

JDU leader Jagnarayan Singh Yadav, who has edited this book, expressed his gratitude to all the guests and contributors, stating that this compilation is an effort to present Nitish Kumar’s pro-people, besides his political vision. Yadav further added that this book will be a source of learning for the youths who want to join politics.