The National Janata Dal will enter the West Bengal and Assam electoral war. If the party decides friends in Assam, the Trinamool Congress is the party’s first choice in Bengal. Opposition leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav is expected to meet Mamata Banerjee on Monday. At the same time, in Assam, the party is contesting elections by joining the alliance of many parties, including the AIUDF and the Congress.
Tejashwi Yadav arrived in Kolkata on Sunday during his four-day tour. At the activists’ convention in Belia Ghat, he hit the pulse of party members. Abdul Bari Siddiqui, general secretary of the party, says that RJD leaders and activists have talked about going to the polls to defeat the BJP. Official RJD chief Lalu Prasad for final decision The Leader of the Opposition will inform the President of the whole situation.
Tejashwi will again meet with some of the party’s top leaders on Monday morning. He can also meet Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee. Sources in the party said the RJD would fight together with the parties that defeated the BJP. If it does not work with Mamata, the party is free to opt out of joining the Congress and the Left parties.
Earlier on Friday and Saturday, Tejashwi Yadav met Congress state president Ripun Bohra and AIUDF president MP Badruddin Ajmal in Guwahati. With an alliance of half a dozen parties, the RJD is set to contest the election. The party wants about a dozen seats here. The party has been put in charge of both states on this tour. Siddiqui and National Secretary General Shyam Rajak are also with him.
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