Oppn meet near, ‘ill’ Nitish cancels Tamil Nadu trip; Stalin seeks to dispel doubt: ‘I will be in Patna’

 Nearly 20 Opposition parties are scheduled to meet in Patna on June 23. Nitish's presence at the Kalaignar event would have provided the right optics ahead of the gathering. (File)

Bihar Chief Minister and JD(U) supremo Nitish Kumar Tuesday called off a trip to Tamil Nadu for the inauguration ceremony of a memorial in honour of DMK founder M Karunanidhi at the last minute, with the party later citing health reasons for it. The development comes three days before the grand Opposition meeting scheduled in Patna, where the DMK is one of the confirmed guests.

In Nitish’s absence, Bihar Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav and Water Resources Minister Sanjay K Jha attended the event.

Nearly 20 Opposition parties are scheduled to meet in Patna on June 23. Nitish’s presence at the Kalaignar event would have provided the right optics ahead of the gathering.

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