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Jitan Ram Manjhi Latest News: Jitan Ram Manjhi left with a big blow to Grand Alliance; NDA may Join

Bihar Vidhan Sabha Chunav 2020: Hindustan Awami Morcha (WE) President Jeetan Ram Manjhi has left the Grand Alliance. This decision has been taken in the Core Committee meeting on Thursday. Sources say that Jeetan Ram Manjhi may join the NDA soon.

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Just before the Bihar Assembly elections, the opposition camp has faced a major setback. Hindustan Awami Morcha (WE) President Jeetan Ram Manjhi has left the Grand Alliance. This decision has been taken in the Core Committee meeting on Thursday. Sources say that Jeetan Ram Manjhi may join the NDA soon.

The ultimatum of Hindustani Awam Morcha Party (WE) president Jeetan Ram Manjhi's demand to form a coordination committee in the Grand Alliance has been completed on Thursday. The Grand Alliance has not taken any decision yet on the ultimatum given by Manjhi, after which they have decided to part with the alliance.

Bigger blow to Grand Alliance, Jitan Ram Manjhi left, may join NDA

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Lalu Yadav can also join JDU

Among the leaders leaving the RJD and joining the JDU are Chandrika Rai, Samadhi of Lalu Prasad Yadav. Apart from this, Faraj Fatmi and RJD MLA Jayawardhan Yadav from Paliganj joined the JDU. Janardhan Yadav, an RJD MLA, is the grandson of the late Ram Lakhan Singh Yadav.

Shyam Rajak came from JDU to RJD

Three days ago, the Bihar government's Industries Minister Shyam Rajak left Lalu's lantern with CM Nitish. On the the second  day, JDU also gave a befitting reply by including three RJD MLAs Prema Chaudhary, Maheshwar Yadav, and Dr. Ashok Kumar at their party.

Questions raised on Tejashwi Yadav's leadership

Lalu Prasad Yadav's son Tejashwi Yadav maybe the Leader of Opposition and has taken command of the RJD, but the question arises whether he is failing to keep the party united. Because within a week, six of his MLAs are leaving the party and joining the JDU. On the other hand, the Mahagathbandhan constituents are also not ready to accept Tejashwi's leadership.

Manjhi's inclination towards NDA

While the JDU and LJP, the constituents of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), are seen to be growing day by day, the Hindustani Awam Morcha (WE), which is part of the opposition grand alliance, is also growing closer to the JDU. By the way, the BJP has not opened its cards yet.

 

Although no party in Bihar, except BJP and JDU seems to be in favor of holding elections in this corona period, but in view of the Election Commission's preparations to hold elections, all parties have started preparations for the election. This is the reason that political parties and leaders are looking for a new destination to secure their future. LJP chief Chirag Paswan has consistently brought his distance from JDU to voters among the voters by raising deficiencies in the Bihar government.

 

Hearing the call of the election, Chirag suddenly reached Patna on the occasion of Independence Day and made a forward strategy by sitting with his leaders and workers. It is being said that a meeting of the LJP Parliamentary Party will be held soon, in which some official announcement can be made about the future. By the way, Chirag BJP President J.J. She has also spoken to P. Nadda. An LJP leader also says, 'There the alliance is with BJP. JDU has joined the alliance later.

Sources reveal that LJP is being ignored by JDU, which is why LJP is angry. It is being said that despite being in the NDA, the JDU is ignoring the LJP in the seat-sharing in the assembly elections. Sources say that the LJP wants to get respectable seats on the basis of the 2015 assembly elections or the 2019 elections.

 

Chirag meanwhile has also met Pappu Yadav, the head of the Jan Adhikar Party. While Pappu Yadav is campaigning to make a Dalit the Chief Minister of Bihar. By the way, sources also say that JDU Union Minister Ram Vilas Pasavan's party does not want to annoy LJP. Paswan has been identified as a Dalit leader in the politics of Bihar.

 

Shyam Rajak, a minister from JDU, is also expected to go to RJD. The JDU, however, seems anxious to bring former Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi into its fold to correct this equation. Manjhi is also seen praising Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. By the way, the BJP is still in a state of 'weight and watch'. The BJP does not want to upset any constituent party. Though the BJP leaders are not saying anything openly, they are definitely saying that the NDA is united and all the parties are preparing for the election.