JDU is leaving no stone unturned to take revenge from LJP. After the Bihar assembly elections, the rift in LJP is also widening day by day and the leaders accompanying them are eroding.
Patna: After the demise of Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) founder Ram Vilas Paswan, who has made his mark in Bihar politics, his son and Jamui MP Chirag Paswan has started appearing in politics. Those who were mistaken with the LJP in the Bihar Assembly last year are leaving their own company, which is currently being speculated to be with those who are with them. Nutan Singh, the only LJP representative in the Bihar Legislative Council, has now held the BJP’s lotus.
In the assembly elections held last year, Chirag had introduced his party in the electoral arena by describing himself as ‘Hanuman’ of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In such a situation, BJP leaders even Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said in his Bihar tour that only BJP, JDU, Vikas Insan Party and Hindustani Awam Morcha are included in the NDA. Despite this, the LJP was successful in creating confusion among the voters. This is why the LJP may have won one seat in the elections, but had damaged the JDU in many seats. However, for Chirag, the bet now seems to be backfired.
LJP’s position in NDA is no longer the same
BJP did not send any other LJP leader to the Rajya Sabha seat vacant after the demise of LJP founder Ram Vilas Paswan under pressure from BJP-JDU running a government in Bihar, sending a clear message to the LJP by sending former Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi It was said that the LJP’s position in the NDA is no longer the same. In the assembly elections, JDU has become the third party in the state. JDU leaders consider the LJP as the biggest responsible for this. In such a situation, although the leaders of JDU do not speak openly about the LJP, but they definitely say that the BJP has to think about the LJP.
By the way, JDU is leaving no stone unturned to take revenge from LJP. JDU has included more than 200 LJP leaders in its party. Here, former MLA Rameshwar Chaurasia, who contested on the LJP ticket, also got disenchanted with the LJP and left the party. Even after LJP’s lone MLA Rajkumar Singh meets Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, there is a period of speculation.
Hundreds of LJP workers joined BJP
Here, on Tuesday, hundreds of workers including many veteran leaders of LJP’s state, district and block joined BJP. In a meeting organized in Bettia, BJP state president Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal said that BJP is a family and will get respect like a brother here. In the past, there was a strong alliance of LJP-BJP. Champaran is a BJP stronghold, after the LJP leaders joined the BJP, it has now become an impregnable fort. Ughar, LJP spokesperson Ashraf Ansari says with claims that only those who have gone to JDU are joining BJP. He said that the LJP is moving ahead firmly in its campaign.
When asked about Chirag’s fall alone, he said that JDU leader’s morning and evening are in the name of Chirag. He questioned that if Chirag has fallen alone, the LJP has ended, then why are their leaders taking Chirag’s name every day. The LJP leader claims that the party is moving ahead with Bihar First, Bihari First Campaign. However, all party leaders have their own claims, but it is certain that after Bihar assembly elections, the cracks in LJP are widening day by day and the leaders accompanying them are eroding.
