Political struggle continues in Bihar. Following the formation of the Bihar assembly elections in 2020, the ruling coalition has split between the coalition coalition partner JDU and the main opposition RJD. At the same time, after the incident in Arunachal Pradesh, the RJD is constantly involved in political attacks on the JDU. RJD once again spoke of JDU MLAs leaving the party. The RJD openly challenged the JDU and said there was a break in the party.
This time RJD spokesperson Myrtunjay Tiwari, in a conversation with party colleague and former minister Shyam Razak’s news channel Aaj Tak, said there would be a break in the JDU and party lawmakers would soon leave the party and join the RJD. Tiwari challenged that the JDU is sure to break up, save the party if it can save its MLAs.
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Earlier, RJD leader and former minister Shyam Rajak said that 17 JDU lawmakers are in touch with him and he can join the RJD anytime. Angry over BJP’s performance, Shyam Rajak had claimed that JD (U) lawmakers wanted to overthrow the Bihar’s NDA government.
Angered by the BJP’s performance, 17 JDU lawmakers have claimed in a conversation with Shyam Rajak news channel Aaj Tak to protect themselves from the threat of cancellation of membership under anti-party law. He added that all 25 MLAs of the JDU have been told that if they are ready to leave the party and join the RJD, their membership will not be affected by the anti-party law.
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Following the statement of RJD leader Shyam Rajak, the state’s political mercury is on the rise. And his statement was dismissed by party leaders as baseless. On the other hand, chief minister Nitish Kumar on Wednesday dismissed RJD leader Shyam Rajak’s statement as “baseless”. In his words, Mritunjay Tiwari said that the BJP had taken revenge in Arunachal as Nitish Kumar had broken the 5 MLC RJD in Bihar. The Jedi will not survive now. There will be a break in the JDU, if the party can save its legislators, save it.
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Politics boil after the Arunachal Pradesh incident
Let me tell you that this political boil in the politics of Bihar has come after the BJP breakout of 6 of the 7 JDU MLAs in Arunachal Pradesh. JDU leaders were outraged about the incident, calling it a coalition. At the same time, the RJD dug into both the JDU and the BJP. The RJD has proposed that we make Nitish Kumar a prime ministerial candidate. He makes Tejashwi Yadav CM of Bihar. Former Speaker of Bihar Assembly and senior leader of RJD, Uday Narayan Chaudhary, should have handed over the chair to Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, CM of Bihar’s Grand Alliance. In return, the RJD is set to make the prime ministerial post of the opposition.
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