The Unbreakable Bond: Chirag Paswan's Enduring 'Love' for PM Modi

In the unpredictable world of Indian politics, where loyalties often shift with the prevailing winds, one young leader, Chirag Paswan, has made his stance unequivocally clear. And honestly, it’s a refreshing, almost old-school declaration of devotion, isn't it? “I love him a bit too much,” Paswan recently quipped, referring to none other than Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This wasn't some casual remark; rather, it was a firm, even passionate, dismissal of any and all speculation linking him or his party, the Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), to the opposition INDIA bloc.

You see, the political chatter has been buzzing, as it always does, about potential realignments, especially after a general election. Would Paswan, the scion of a formidable political legacy, entertain offers from the other side? Not a chance, it seems. Paswan, in truth, painted a vivid picture of his relationship with PM Modi, likening himself to Hanuman – a figure of unwavering devotion in Hindu mythology. It's a powerful analogy, suggesting a bond that transcends mere political calculations or strategic alliances. “Hanuman will always stand by Lord Ram,” he stated, making his position abundantly clear to anyone who might still be wondering.

This isn't new territory for Paswan, not really. Cast your mind back to the 2020 Bihar assembly elections. Even then, amidst a complex electoral landscape, his LJP, though contesting against the JD(U), meticulously avoided fielding candidates against the BJP. It was a clear, if perhaps unconventional, signal of allegiance. That trust, that deep-seated belief in Modi's leadership, has only deepened, Paswan insists. He often speaks of his late father, Ram Vilas Paswan, a towering figure in Indian politics himself, and how his father, too, placed immense faith in PM Modi. For Chirag, carrying that torch, upholding that legacy of trust and partnership within the NDA, feels less like a choice and more like a sacred duty.

So, to be absolutely clear – and Paswan has been – there’s simply no question of the LJP (Ram Vilas) considering a partnership with the INDIA bloc. The alliance with the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance, he affirmed, is not just strong; it’s unshakeable. It’s a commitment forged not just in policy or electoral strategy, but in what Paswan portrays as a truly personal bond with the Prime Minister. And as Bihar gears up for its own assembly elections in the future, you can bet that this loyalty, this declared