Patna: JD in power (U) maintains the seat of the Assembly of Kusheshwar Astan and Tarapur in the election held on October 30.
The results were announced on Tuesday.
Minister of Nitish Kumar’s Chairman congratulated his party’s candidate about their victory.
“The highest people in democracy,” he said.
At Kusheshwar Astan, Aman Bhushan Hazari defeated RJD’s Ganesh Bharti at 12,698 votes by collecting 59,409 votes against 46,891 surveyed by the closest rival.
The chair has fallen in vacancy after the death of Shashi’s secure father Bhushan Hazari, who has won in 2020 with a smaller margin.
Anju Devi Party Lok Jansakti (RAM Vilas) Usage with 5,623 votes, before Atirek Kumar Congress, who gets 5,602 votes.
Atirek is the former son of Mla Ashok Ram.
In Tarapur, it is a difficult battle between JD candidates (U) Rajeev Kumar Singh and RJD Arun Kumar is valid until the final round.
But Rajeev beat Arun with a margin of 3,821 votes with 78,966 polls against 75.45 votes RJD nominee.
Congress has deployed Rajesh Kumar Mishra, who only thought of 3,670 votes and finished all fourth after LJP candidate (RAM Vilas) Kumar Chandan, who got 5,350 votes.
Bypoll in Tarapur was held after the death of JD (U) MLA MLA choudhary.
RJD was desperate to win the two seats from Mitra Nda JD (U) and even ignored the claims of the Allied Congress in Kusheshwar Astan Seat, who forced the Grand Old Party to announce his bond with the party led by the Prasad, which flew down from Delhi and campaigned at Delhi Constituencies even though their health is bad.
The past son, Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, who camped in Darbhanga to monitor the vote count, told reporters that JD (U) nominations received sympathy but he respected the people’s mandate.
“We remain in the match until they stay in Tarapur,” said the former Cricketer.
Referring to Kusheshwar Astan, Tejashwi said RJD was contested from there for the first time and performed well.
Then Janata Dal has opposed this chair in 1995.
“Haar Jeet to Chuna Mein Hota Rahta Hai,” he stressed as he emphasized that RJD was still the largest party in the state with 75 mlash.
But Tejashwi Tej Pratap’s sister was the leader of the senior party Yadav, including the Head of the State of RJD Jagadand Singh and MLC Sunil Singh, for defeat.
Union Minister Pashupati Kumar Paras said the results proved that then nothing more was a power in Bihar.
In a veiled attack on Congress and his nephew Chirag Paswan, Paras said, “Both Congress and LJP faction led by Chirag are in the contest.
People have chosen for development,” he said.
Minister JD (U) Sanjay Jha said people had acknowledged faith in the government board and the construction of CM Nitish.
JD (u) spokesman for Nikhil Mandal took Jibe in Tejashwi and tweeted, “Kuchh Mitha Ho Jaye (let’s drink sweets).” BJP Minister Ram Kumar said it was time for then to rest at home.