Patna, Oct. 28 -- Opposition's chief ministerial candidate and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav stepped up his attack on Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, saying that the senior JD(U) leader was losing grip over the administration and was unlikely to reclaim the state's top post even if the NDA returned to power. In an interview with HT, he said: "CM Nitish Kumar is not in good health and has lost control over the administration. He is not coming back. He will be finished after the polls. It is all clear that the NDA will not be making Kumar the chief minister again." He added: "There is no question of CM Kumar returning as his party will cease to exist after the polls. I can vouch for it. In the interview, Yadav also shared his vision for the state, his commitment to weed out unemployment, and addressed issues such as friction within the alliance. FULL INTERVIEW ON PAGE 8...