Patna: Congress has appointed Secretary General of AICC Ranjeet Ranjan and Chandan Yadav as an observer for the Bypolls Assembly at Kusheshwar Astan and Tarapur.
The names of Ranjan and Yadav did not find the list of 20-star officials released last week.
The source in the party said the two leaders were nominated by observers remembering the ‘Yadav’ voice, which was in a fairly large number in the constituency to go to election on October 30.
Atirek Kumar, the son of the former RAM MLA Ashok, is the candidate congress against safe Bhushan Hazari from JD (U), Ganesh Bharti Devi from LJP (RAM Vilas) in Kusheshwar Astan, in addition to having a large Dalit population, is also home to a large number of Yadav .
Congress relied on the leader of the caste over Rajesh Mishra in Tarapur against RJD’s Arun Kumar, Rajiv Kumar Singh from JD (U) and Kumar Chandan from LJP (RAM Vilas).
By announcing the names of party observers for both seats, Congress has given sufficient indications that he combed the election with the aim of winning both seats.
The MLC Congress and Prem spokesman Chandra Mishra said the party hoped his victory at Bypolls.
However, only the time will tell whether the Congress decision to oppose the two seats at Bypolls against the Allies of RJD besides the opponent JD (U), one thing that will definitely influence its relationship with alliance partners.
Meanwhile, former MP Madhepura Pappu Yadav, Husband Ranjeet Ranjan, said he would campaign for the candidate for his party Yogi Chaupal from Kusheshwar Astan.
Meanwhile, Sanjay Kumar attracted his nomination letters from Tarapur on the last day withdrawing papers on Saturday.
Sanjay has submitted a paper against RJD Arun Kumar, but then joined the party led by the Prasad.
MD Jasimuddin, who has submitted his letters as a candidate for the Justice Party Rashtriya, also attracted his nomination, Secretary General of RJD Youth Wing Avinash Kumar Vidyarthi said.
“Their presence in Fray will divide the sound of ‘Yadav-Muslim’ RJD,” said a senior RJD leader.
According to the Election Commission, eight contestants remained in a commotion from Kusheshwar Astan and nine from Tarapur.