Patna: The day after an important national council meeting where Kuningan Top Party gave Clarion’s call for expansion in other countries, JD Rollup Bihar on Monday decided to focus on the upcoming assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh and Manipur in an effort to reach.
‘National Party’ status.
Although at all five states – Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand – will hold a assembly poll in early 2022, JD leadership (U), as part of the election strategy, has decided to oppose the upcoming polls only in Two countries – Uttar Pradesh and Manipur.
The source said, Kuningan Top Party included Bihar CM Kumar Nitish, National President of Rajiv Ranjan Singh aka Lalan Singh and former President & Minister of Steel RCP Singh who sat together at the National Council meeting here, giving a green signal to fight for assembly of polls above and Manipur .
“We will prefer to make the pre-poll alliance with BJP in Uttar Pradesh, while we have decided to oppose Manipur Solo polls,” JD (U) National Secretary General AFAQUE Ahmad Khan told toi on Monday.
The National Secretary General of JD (U) K Tyagi who had previously announced to oppose 200 seat assembly in BJP – which was ruled, has now changed the mind.
Tyagi, who is also responsible for JD (U) for Uttar Pradesh, said, “JD (U) priority will form an alliance of election with BJP.
If the election pact does not occur, we will compete independently.” JD (U) has not compiled the selection of assembly In 2017.
The party made a massive preparation for the poll in 2017.
Then the National President and Bihar CM Nith Kumar discussed more than half a dozen pre-polls dominated by Kurmi-Kushwaha Area in neighboring countries in the poll process, but that party Announced not to oppose the poll almost at eleventh hours while preparing to return to the fold in Bihar.
Khan said the party had decided to fight for the polls of the Manipur assembly with all its strength with the mission to achieve the status of ‘States Parties’ in other northeastern states.
At present, JD (U) has the status of ‘States Parties’ in two states – Bihar and Arunachal Pradesh.
This requires the status of ‘States Parties’ in two more states to reach its target to ‘National Party.’ Overcoming the meeting of the National Party Council which was attended by around 250 delegates from various countries, here on Sundays; Lalan Singh firmly said, “We must work on two targets – (1) to cross the 2010 assembly poll selection data in Bihar by strengthening the organization and (2) made JD (U) ‘National Party’ by achieving ‘National Party’ with achieving the status of the ‘partial party’ in two other states.
“” It has also been decided to send the National Secretary of the Mandal Party RAM Party to Manipur in the first week of September to assess the basic level situation in the northeastern state, “Khan told Ti.