Caught by the media while leaving an event, Snehlata Kushwaha responded curtly, signalling that she was not prepared to engage on the matter at that moment. “Please let me go now. We can speak later,” she said, urging the press to allow her to move ahead. When further asked about the perceived resentment among supporters, she reiterated that she would address the issue at another time: “Let me leave first; we will talk afterwards.”
Her brief remarks come amid simmering speculation about unhappiness within sections of the party following the state’s latest ministerial expansion. While no official statement has been issued by the Rashtriya Lok Janata Dal on internal reactions, the media’s repeated queries underscore growing attention to the matter.
The episode highlights the political sensitivity surrounding cabinet appointments in Bihar, where party dynamics often hinge on complex negotiations and expectations. Snehlata Kushwaha’s decision to withhold comment suggests that discussions within the party may still be unfolding or that leadership may be seeking to manage the narrative carefully as coalition politics continue to evolve.
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