Patna. Keeping with the trend of release of booklets by various political parties, Bihar CM Jitan Ram Manjhi has decided to release a booklet containing all the brain-teasing comments which he made after becoming the Chief Minister.
Unlike the booklets by Congress and BJP, the one by Jitan Ram Majhi will be commercial in nature and will be published by Diamond Comics.
“It will be this big hit”
Reportedly, Congress’ “25 U-turns of NDA government” ignited this desire to have his own booklet inside Manjhi, but it was BJP’s “Mission Overseas: A book of Modi’s foreign visits” which finally forced him to take this project seriously.
“Even I am capable of becoming PM and visiting foreign countries. I am not inferior to Modi and my achievements are good enough to be presented as a booklet,” reasoned Manjhi, promising that his booklet will be even a bigger hit than Modi’s booklet.
As per sources close to Diamond Comics, on the lines of wise Chacha Chaudhary, Bihar CM wants to promote himself as Chacha Manjhi, whose tongue works faster than a computer.
Considering Manjhi’s natural skill of making his quotes go viral, Diamond comics is sure that the booklet will be a huge hit.
“He is better than Lalu Yadav. In fact, better than Rahul Gandhi,” said a senior executive of Diamond Comics, thanking Mr. Nitish Kumar for unearthing such a gem.
Meanwhile, Manjhi has started preparation from the D-day, that is release day of the booklet. His close aides say, Manjhi is working on a new comment, which he will give at the release function.
“Diamond Comics is not spending a single penny on promotion because Manjhi’s comment will be sufficient enough to make the booklet go viral,” revealed Manjhi’s PA.
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