Patna: Lok Jansakti Party (RAM Vilas) of National President Chirag Paswan on Friday said Bihar was heading for semester midfield polls because most of allies needed to fight each other.
He said the possibility of semester mid-middle polls became clear when CM Nitish Kumar recently went to various parts of the country on “what was called” ‘Samj Sudhar Abhiyan’ (campaign social reform).
“Cm ​​comes out on ‘yatras’ (tour) only when he started preparations for elections.
We have never seen Nitish visit somewhere even after the big incident.
Recently in the district of his house Nalanda, some people died because they consumed toxic drinks, but we Not seeing CM visited the place.
He continued ‘Yatras’ only when he was involved in the preparation of the election, “Chirag said.
The head of the LJP (RV) also said, “I strongly believe that Nitish has understood that the coalition government in Bihar can fall anytime.” Raising questions for the use of ‘Samj Sudhar Abhiyan’ cm, said Chirag, “Nitish should not start what is called ‘Samj Sudhar Yatra’ because I do not believe there is a need to reform the native of Bihar.” Referring to the ongoing Words war among allied leaders of NDA, Chirag said, since the Assembly polls by 2020, have said that the government (LED-LED) will not last long.
“The current fight among leaders shows it,” he said.
Recently, the leaders of BJP and JD (U) were involved in a fight after a spokesman JD (U) took friction at the BJP State President Dr.
Sanjay Jaiswal on the offer of monetary assistance to members of the family of several people who had died after consuming liquor in constituencies The parliament was Bettiah in 2021.
Jaiswal was also involved in the War Wars with the Chairman of the JD Parliamentary Council (U) and former Union Minister of Union Kushwaha for the alleged fraud of the Emperor Asoka by the Sahitya Academy award winner.
Kushwaha demanded that the NDA government in the center must withdraw the Sahitya Academy award from controversial writers.
For a question, Chirag said his party would oppose the public council poll to 24 seats.
“At present, my priority is to strengthen the organization and expand the party.
We will think of alliances (with any party) when the election is around,” he said.