Patna: JD (U) will compete in around 20 out of a total of 60 assembly seats in Manipur ruled by BJP in the upcoming polls scheduled to be held in March next year.
JD (U) and BJP are allies in Bihar and at the center.
Jhanjharpur MP and JD (u) National Secretary of Rambrit Mandal, who is a responsible party in Manipur, will visit Northeast State on November 13 to review current political scenarios and party preparation for future polls.
“Mandal, during a four-day stay, will review the continuing preparation for the Mega Rally proposed by the party in Imphal on December 11,” JD (U) Manipur’s state president and former Minister of Hangkhanpao Taithul told Ti by telephone on Friday.
JD (U) National President Rajiv Ranjan Singh aka Lalan Singh will lead the rally.
JD (U) wants to show his strength in Manipur through the proposed rally to be handled by several top party leaders.
“We have obtained a formidable candidate for at least 15 seats.
More candidates, including some seating and former Mola, is to join the party at a meeting generally …
we broadcast the waist to compete in around 20 seats,” said Taithul with Respond to a query.
However, he said the final decision about the number of seats would be taken by JD (U) national leadership.
The importance of Manipur’s poll to JD (U) can be measured from the fact that Lalan himself led a team of four senior party leaders to Imphal on October 8, the visitors, consisting of KC Tyagi, Afaque Ahmad Khan and Rp.
Mandal and Rp.
Mandal, living in Manipur for four days to assess party strength on different constituencies in the assembly poll.
In the last assembly poll held in 2017, Congress has won 28 seats to appear as the biggest single party.
Then, in the change of dramatic event, BJP, who won 21 seats, formed a government with the support of three regional parties – the People’s Dragon Front (NPF), the National People’s Party (LJP) and LJP), and support from other MLA.
Lone LJP MLA, Karam Shyam, joined BJP on Thursday.
JD (U) is likely to compete 20 of 60 assembly chairs in Manipur
