RAMGARH (KAIMUR)/BETTIAH, Nov. 9 -- Refuting claims by Grand Alliance leaders that Nitish Kumar would not be the next chief minister in Bihar, defence minister Rajnath Singh said that the government led by Nitish Kumar will remain in power. With a day left for campaigning to end for the second phae, two Union ministers and two BJP CMs campaigned in Bihar on Saturday. Addressing an election rally in favour of BJP candidate Ashok Kumar Singh at Ramgarh on Saturday, Singh said that the NDA will form the government in Bihar with a two-thirds majority. The government led by Nitish Kumar will remain in power. Singh sarcastically said that you must have seen the Jungle Raj government when it was said every now and then, "Come to Bihar, we will shoot you in the head". However, the government led by Nitish Kumar has changed the perception of Bihar in the country and the world. India is progressing rapidly. We will all see a developed India by 1947, but a developed Bihar is essential for this, he said. Singh said that he was amazed by the talent and ingenuity of Bihar. The government will provide employment to every skilled and capable person. We will build 100 cottage industry parks and defence corridors where cannons and missiles will be manufactured. He further said, "Some are saying we will provide jobs to every household. Bihar's budget is Rs.3 lakh crore, but where will the Rs.13 lakh crore come from for salaries?" A day after Bihar CM Nitish Kumar's praising words of PM Narendra Modi, Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday reciprocated the gesture and lauded CM Nitish's leadership in transforming Bihar. On Friday, chief minister Nitish Kumar thanked PM Modi for helping the state. "... liyai aadarniy pradhanmantriji ko naman kart hu. (I salute the Prime Minister for all this). You know that he keeps roaming all over Bihar and is helping on behalf of the government and if any problem arises then he helps for that too. Apart from the work of the state, Bihar is progressing a lot with the cooperation of the central government," said Kumar, while addressing a rally in East Champaran district, while seeking votes for LJP(RV)'s Raju Tiwari for Govindganj seat....