The political landscape in Bihar is poised for a major transformation as a power shift is being prepared between the Janata Dal (United) [JD(U)] and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Reports indicate that the roles within the state government are set to be reversed, with the BJP taking on a leading role as the 'big brother' and claiming the chief minister role that has been held by JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar. This restructuring is seen as a strategic move to alter the balance of power in the state.

As per sources, the new arrangement will see JD(U) receive two deputy chief minister positions, marking a significant change in the current political setup in Bihar. The impending shift is expected to initiate soon, indicating a rapid transition as tensions and alignments within the coalition continue to evolve. The anticipated changes could have profound implications for governance and party dynamics within the state.

In related developments, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is scheduled to begin a new term as a member of the Rajya Sabha from April 10, suggesting strategic movements that could shape both state and national-level politics. Kumar's decision to step away from the chief minister position and his involvement in the Rajya Sabha instead of accepting a ministerial position in the central government reflects his intent to remain influential in Bihar's political sphere, thereby maintaining his political relevance amid these significant changes.