Nitish Kumar's Break-Up With BJP Triggers A Meme Fest On Twitter

Nitish Kumar has decided to sever his ties with the BJP, and also resigned as the Bihar Chief Minister.

Nitish Kumar's move led to a flood of memes on social media. 

A user shared a meme featuring Jethalal Champaklal Gada from the TV show Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah indicating the uncertainty over the situation in Bihar.

#BiharPolitics #NitishKumar #JDU #BJP #Bihar

Nitish Kumar after every few months pic.twitter.com/WiPJnvMBO5

— g0v!ñD $#@®mA (@rishu_1809) August 8, 2022

A few cat memes also made their way to social media.

Nitish Kumar to BJP #BiharPolitics pic.twitter.com/0x3CndQ4vA

— Dhriti (@dhritisingh1) August 9, 2022

This person shared a popular scene from Ajay Devgn's debut film Phool Aur Kaante. 

Lord Nitish????#BiharPolitics#NitishKumar pic.twitter.com/fwkfCEZI05

— Mohit Singh???????? (@kunwarmohit01) August 9, 2022

Bollywood was certainly a popular choice today. A snippet from the movie Welcome featuring Anil Kapoor, Mallika Sherawat and Nana Patekar made people go ROFL.

BJP, nitish kumar & RJD for last few years in Bihar. #BiharPolitics pic.twitter.com/XAOE6VbwSP

— ᵀʰᵒʳ (@Stormtweets_) August 9, 2022

Some have used Rajinikanth's famous dialogue “Kyu hila daala na” from the movie Sivaji: The Boss.

Meanwhile Nitish Kumar to Modi & Shah.#BiharPolitics pic.twitter.com/c7Vu6iWkt7

— Baba MaChuvera ???? (@indian_armada) August 9, 2022

Here are a few more memes:

Classic #NitishKumar is back #BiharPolitics pic.twitter.com/VSi8z944qR

— humor detected (@HumorDetected) August 9, 2022

#NitishKumar spotted. pic.twitter.com/O99vAovO2B

— Krishna (@Atheist_Krishna) August 9, 2022

Tejashwi Yadav will support Mr Kumar's bid to form a new government and will accompany him to his meeting with the Governor this evening. 

Relations between Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United) and the BJP soured over the last few months. The tensions escalated over the Bihar Chief Minister's concerns that Union Home Minister Amit Shah is trying to split the Janata Dal (United).