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  • Thursday, 17 July, 2025 11:11:PM

    The political journey of Nitish Kumar has long been anchored by the steadfast support of the Extremely Backwards Classes (EBC). Their unwavering loyalty has propelled him to victory in nearly all five of his electoral battles, as various sources confirm. However, a concerning shift is unfolding, the faith of these more than 100 EBC communities is beginning to waver source says.

    Reports of Nitish Kumar's declining health and his puzzling behaviour on stage have raised eyebrows and fueled uncertainty among his supporters also source. There’s a growing sentiment among the EBC ranks that a mere three communities are monopolising the benefits, leaving the myriad others in the shadows. This phenomenon is glaringly evident in the bureaucratic landscape and the selection processes for political positions source says. Frustration is brewing, with representatives calling for a more equitable distribution of opportunities.

    Some even advocate for reclassifying these three dominant castes into the OBC category, thereby allowing the vast majority of EBCs to receive their rightful share of resources. In the intricate tapestry of Bihar's politics, caste dynamics play a crucial role. Observers are noting a potential shift, with upper castes likely aligning themselves with the BJP. Although it is anticipated that the Janata Dal (United) will continue to garner some support from upper castes, this alliance could significantly alienate EBCs and other lower caste groups, posing a substantial risk to the party’s base.

    If this trend continues, these disillusioned voters may rally en masse behind rival parties source says. To maintain the allegiance of his traditional voter base, Nitish Kumar faces a critical juncture. He must engage in earnest efforts and undertake decisive actions to restore their confidence and ensure his political survival in this changing landscape source says.

     

     

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