JD(U) MP Sunil Kumar Pintu lauded State leader Narendra Modi and raised the BJP’s motto ‘Modi hai toh mumkin hai’. His comments maddened the JD(U) who requested his renunciation however was upheld by the BJP.
A line ejected in Bihar after a Lok Sabha MP from the Janata Dal (Joined together) lauded State head Narendra Modi and raised the BJP’s survey trademark – – ‘Modi hai toh mumkin hai’ (Modi makes it conceivable).

The remarks were made by Sunil Kumar Pintu, who represents the Sitamarhi parliamentary constituency and made them following the BJP’s massive victories in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, and Madhya Pradesh. The saffron party ousted the Congress from power in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh.

“Seeing the results of the election demonstrates that “Modi hai toh mumkin hai.” “Pintu stated that the BJP had used this slogan in the assembly elections.”

His comments drew a sharp counter from the JD(U). Party representative Neeraj Kumar requested Pintu to leave as a Lok Sabha MP on the off chance that he was impacted by PM Modi.
“He ought to resign from Parliament prior to the Lok Sabha elections if he is so influenced. He ought to take a choice at the earliest opportunity,” Kumar said.

Then again, BJP representative Kuntal Krishna upheld Pintu’s comments.

He stated, “The statement given by the JD(U) MP that ‘Modi hai toh mumkin hai’ shows that everyone understands the situation right now (before the Lok Sabha election).”

The JD(U) broke its ties to the BJP and left the NDA last year. Nitish Kumar, whose party was an ally of the BJP, quit as the chief minister of Bihar. After that, he allied himself with the Congress and the RJD, which are members of the “Mahagathbandhan,” or “grand alliance,” and regained his position as Chief Minister.