Nitish Kumar downplays Lalu Prasad’s ‘doors are open’ remark

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Patna, February 17

A day after RJD president Lalu Prasad caused a flutter by saying “doors were always open for Nitish Kumar”, the Bihar CM on Saturday downplayed the issue, but said he “maintained good relations with allies as well as opponents”. The CM said, “Things were not going well. So I left them (RJD)”. On Friday, Lalu said, “Doors are open” for Nitish, days after the latter parted ways with the grand alliance.

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