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In this exclusive ground report by Witty Chokha, journalist Gaurav meets Narayan Prasad Shah, the former Tourism Minister of Bihar and current BJP MLA from Nautan constituency (West Champaran), for one of his most candid and controversial interviews yet. As Bihar gears up for the 2025 Assembly Elections, Shah opens up on murder allegations, viral audio controversies, and internal party dynamics, offering an unfiltered view of Bihar’s complex political landscape.
Throughout the interview, Shah speaks with fiery conviction defending his record while addressing accusations of violence and corruption. He claims the murder allegations against him are politically motivated conspiracies fueled by local opposition leaders. Speaking on the viral audio involving his son, he explains his side of the story and dismisses it as an attempt to tarnish his image ahead of the elections.
Shah also shares his perspective on Nitish Kumar’s leadership, the BJP–NDA relationship, and the rising influence of opposition forces in Bihar. He discusses caste equations, development work, and the deep divide between governance and ground realities in West Champaran.
The conversation takes a powerful turn as Shah speaks on religion, nationalism, and unity, asserting that opposing the BJP is akin to opposing India’s progress. He defines “being Indian” as love for the nation, belief in development, and commitment to harmony.