Patna: Removing the Ultimatum to BJP, JD who ruled Bihar on Wednesday asked the Saffron Party to make a quick decision on the issue of division of seats for Uttar Pradesh, if it would not release a list of candidates.
Responding to the media query in New Delhi, JD (U) National President Rajiv Ranjan Singh aka Lalan Singh also said that he had asked the senior leader JD (U) and the Minister of Steel RCP Singh (who was authorized to hold talks with BJP) to reach Conclusion As early as possible, if not, the Uttar Pradesh JD (U) unit has been authorized to release the list of candidates.
Lalan responded to media questions in New Delhi after his meeting with senior leaders JD (U).
The meeting was held to complete the list of candidates JD (U) for the poll and release the first list of candidates.
Because asked about the decision taken at the meeting, Lalan said the party’s Uttar Pradesh unit had completed a list of 51 candidates for assembly polls after the state-level meeting in Lucknow on Tuesday.
Secretary General JD (U) JD (U), KC Tyagi participated in the meeting which was also attended by the President of the State of Anoop Singh Patel.
“The two leaders currently reach Delhi and submit a 51 list of candidates to the national leadership of the party to take the final decision.
Minister of Steel Union RCP Singh has also arrived to participate in today’s meeting.
He (RCP) told us that his conversation with BJP for the distribution of seats It is still ongoing.
He (RCP) also told us that he would take a quick decision for the ongoing lecture, “said Lalan.
President JD (U) also said he asked RCP to make a quick decision about the division of seats (with BJP), if not, he had authorized the State President JD (U) to release a list of candidates.
For a question, Lalan also said that JD (U) had previously submitted a list of 30 seats to BJP during their initial talks.
“But now, the list that has arrived from Lucknow contains the names of 51 assembly constituencies,” he said.
Out of Delhi’s meeting, RCP said his conversation with BJP over the division of seats was in ‘positive direction.’ “I have full hope that we will follow a shared poll, just as we oppose the Bihar poll together at 2020,” he said.
For a question, RCP also denied internal quarrels in JD (U) regarding bond problems with BJP for polls.
Previously on Tuesday, Tyagi, after participating in the state-level meeting in Lucknow, said that JD (U) would oppose his own poll because BJP did not reply to his offer to share.
Tyagi also said on Tuesday that JD (U) would release the first list of candidates on Wednesday after a meeting of party national leaders in New Delhi.