New Delhi: The growing rift in the NDA in Bihar has finally come to a standstill. The feud between CM Nitish Kumar’s Dal Janata Dal United (JDU) and Chirag Paswan-led Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) before the Assembly elections finally came to the fore, causing the LJP to break away from the NDA. In the meeting of Lok Janshakti Party’s parliamentary board today, it was decided that LJP will contest elections alone in Bihar. That is, LJP will not be a part of NDA in assembly elections. Although LJP is ready to form government in Bihar under BJP leadership.
In the meeting of Lok Janshakti Party’s parliamentary board, it was decided that LJP will not contest elections under the leadership of Nitish Kumar. The LJP passed the BJP government’s resolution. It was decided in the meeting that all the LJP MLAs will strengthen Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It is not decided yet how many seats the LJP will contest, but it will stand against every candidate of JDU. Chirag Paswan has said that victory will be ours.
The LJP is not ready to back down on issues raised through Bihar First and Bihari First for a year. The Central Parliamentary Board unanimously passed the resolution of the BJP government. After the elections in Bihar, all the LJP MLAs will form the government under the leadership of BJP. There is no bitterness in BJP-LJP. JDU and LJP have ideological differences.
In the meeting, all the members of the board discussed the health of the founder of the party, Union Minister Ram Vilas Paswan and prayed to God that he should get well soon.
In the midst of preparations for the Bihar Assembly elections, there is a fierce battle over the seat-sharing in the NDA. Meanwhile, the LJP parliamentary party met on Sunday at 3 pm. In the meeting, it was expected that Chirag Paswan’s party LJP (LJP) will announce its candidates for the Bihar elections. The possibility of announcing LJP to fight separately from NDA was also raised in the election. In the meeting, it was announced to field candidates against JDU of Lok Janshakti Party (LJP).
