Nitish Kumar resigns, Bihar assembly to be dissolved
Patna, Nov 14: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday submitted his resignation to Governor Ramnath Kovind after the cabinet decided to recommend the dissolution of the outgoing assembly.
"Nitish Kumar met the governor and submitted his resignation to him and informed about the cabinet decision," an official said.

The governor accepted the resignation but requested him to continue as caretaker chief minister till a new government is formed.
Nitish Kumar, who led the Grand Alliance to a victory in the assembly elections, will stake claim to form a new government after a joint meeting of his party, the RJD and the Congress later on Saturday.
Newly-elected legislators of Bihar's ruling Janata Dal-United (JD-U) will elect Nitish Kumar as the leader of the legislature party.
He will then be elected leader of the legislature party of the Grand Alliance.
IANS
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