New Delhi: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar made an unexpected visit to Ladma, the village of former MLA and political strongman Anant Singh. As soon as the Chief Ministers convoy reached the area, Anant Singh himself arrived to meet him on the road. Also present during the meeting was Union Minister and Munger MP Lallan Singh. However, details of their conversation remain undisclosed.This surprise encounter comes just days after Anant Singhs release from jail. On August 25, Singh met Nitish Kumar for the first time post his release at the Chief Ministers residence, Ek Ane Marg. That meeting, which lasted for half an hour, was described by Singh as personal, yet it fueled considerable political speculation. Todays impromptu meeting in Ladma has only added to the intrigue.Nitish Kumars inspections Earlier in the day, CM Nitish Kumar visited Bakhtiyarpur to inspect various development projects. His agenda included reviewing the construction of the Bakhtiyarpur-Mokama four-lane railway overbridge near Karanauti and the Bakhtiyarpur-Karjan-Tajpur bridge. He also inaugurated a new residential block cum zonal building in Belchi block, built at a cost of approximately ₹20 crore.मोकामा ,बिहारइसे कहते हैं राजनीतिकब क्या हो किसी को नहीं पताबाहुबली नेता अनंत सिंह ने यह आरोप नीतीश कुमार पर लगाया था कि उन्होंने हमें जेल भेजवाया हैआज मुख्यमंत्री नीतीश कुमार जब मोकामा पहुंचे कार्यक्रम में अनंत सिंह ने उनका स्वागत किया pic.twitter.com/zOnp0pgPGA— Asmeet sinha (@AsmeetonGround) September 9, 2024Following these inspections, the Chief Ministers convoy unexpectedly veered toward Anant Singhs village. Upon hearing the news, Singh rushed to meet Nitish Kumar, resulting in their meeting halfway on the road, a move that has triggered renewed political chatter.Speculation of political re-entryAnant Singh, a former five-time MLA, has a long political history with Nitish Kumars JDU. After his recent release from Beur Jail on August 16 following his acquittal in the AK-47 case by the Patna High Court, rumors of his potential return to JDU have intensified. Singh lost his MLA status in 2022 after being sentenced to 10 years by a lower court when the AK-47 was found in his residence. His political journey includes three terms with JDU, one as an independent, and the most recent with RJD.
