The Bihar Assembly elections have become interesting due to the LJP fighting alone. The results will tell what the LJP will get from the NDA to the elections. But the indications are clear that in many seats, the party will influence the JDU or Mahagathbandhan’s Harjeet by staying at number three or four. Secondly, rebels coming from parties have also increased this possibility.

If LJP fielded candidates for all 122 seats of JDU quota, it is believed that it may get good votes in 25-30 seats. However, she will be in a position to win only a few of these seats. In most of the seats it will finish third or fourth. Which will have to be paid by JDU or one of the Grand Alliance.

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The BJP is not contesting the LJP elections on the quota seats. In such a situation, it will compete with the JDU or Grand Alliance candidates in 122 seats. The 25-30 seats that the LJP is likely to gain are many reasons. Many of these seats are such that he has won some time or has been second. In some seats, he can also benefit from fielding rebels. However, the LJP cites at least 42 seats where it has a decent presence.

Looking at the last Vidhan Sabha elections, BJP won the highest 24 percent votes despite winning 53 seats. The RJD got 18 and JDU got around 17 per cent of the votes. It shows that BJP not only gets the votes of the upper classes but also gets the support of other sections. Because JD U was fighting separately then it cannot be said that BJP got more votes due to LJP or RLSP. Because the scope of these parties is limited.

Political expert Abhay Kumar Dubey says that the situation being created there is no harm to the BJP and neither the LJP seems to be benefiting. It has to be seen that in how many seats does the LJP actually vote and does it harm the JDU more or the Grand Alliance? But it is certain that the LJP factor will dominate many of the 122 seats.