Patna: Do Jamui MP Chirag Paswan closer to the opposition camp in the state after being eliminated by BJP? If the latest developments are an indication, the answer is in affirmative.
The day after the Head of RJD then Prasad said he wanted Chirag and his younger son Tejashwi Prasad Yadav to be together, MP Jatui on Wednesday expressed his gratitude for the support received from before.
“I thank Laluji to lend trust in my leadership.
I respect it because of his feelings to become a guardian.
But my current priority is to finish my ongoing Ashirvad Yatra,” Chirag said.
Previously, the son and opposition leader in the Tejashwi Tejashwi Assembly Prasad Yadav had offered a chirag to join hands with opposition in the state.
Tejashwi even reminded the apocalypse of the “friendly relationship” between the past and LJP founder of Ram Vilalas Paswan.
RJD spokesman Mritunjay Tiwari said, “Both Tejashwi and Chirag are young leaders and starred in stars in state politics.
If they are united, there is no political force that can stop them from power in the state.” Tiwari also signaled the possible alliances between RJD And Chirag Paswan led the LJP faction in the future.
However, he said they were in no hurry.
The source close to Chirag said he planned to visit Uttar Pradesh in the near future.
The assembly poll in neighboring countries is scheduled to be held early next year.
Head of State Chirg Paswan-led Raju Tiwari said, “I can’t throw more light on Chirag’s visit to Uttar Pradesh, but I can say that his visit to Uttar Pradesh will take place in the near future.” JD (U) was a little worried about planting friendship between Chirag and Tejashwi.
“Our leader Nitish Kumar is a banking in development work.
It is almost important who is with whom and who enters the Alliance,” The Ministry of Building Construction and Leader (U) Ashok Choudhary told reporters in Jatui where he went to oversee development work.
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