Patna: RJD and Congress once again locked the horns on the assembly seat of Kusheshwar Ashan (SC) where the weaknesses would be held on October 30.
The door election commission on Tuesday announced bypolls at Kusheshwar Astan and the constituency of the Tarapur Assembly after the death of JD (U) Mlaas Shashi Bhushan Hazari and checked Choudhary.
Of the opposition Mahagathbandhan, RJD has opposed the chair of the Tarapur and Congress has reduced his candidate from Kusheshwar Astan.
RJD’s Maner Mla and spokesman Bhai Birendra said his party would oppose both seats today.
Senior leader RJD Bhola Yadav, who is also aide near the head of the Prasad Party, who supports the Birendra statement.
Bhola said RJD workers have worked widely in constituencies and their parties will surely win them.
“Even though Congress has Kusheshwar Asthan during the distribution of seats, it always loses this chair.
They must understand the importance of Bypoll because it will cause changes in government in the state,” he told TII.
Other RJD leaders said after winning two seats, HAM or VIP could change the arithmetic in the Bihar Assembly.
“Both are often brochures,” he added.
However, the congress was not mood to succumb to.
Congress Legislative Party leader Ajit Sharma said the distribution of seats had been carried out last year and raised such problems it was useless.
“Our candidate Ashok Kumar is a Dalit and disappeared face with a margin of only around 7,000 votes.
This is our seat and we will involve our candidates.
As far as RJD concerning, even their candidates have lost Tarapur, but we did not claim the chair,” Sharma said .
When asked what would happen if RJD did not let the congress against the Astan Kusheshwar seat, Sharma replied, “What is the meaning of the alliance.
Also, RJD cannot make a final decision in our seats.
Our party president Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi will receive the last telephone.
“Meanwhile, Darbhanga DM Thyagrajan SM on Tuesday said the notification for Kusheshwar Astan Bypoll will be issued on October 1 and the nomination process will begin on the same day.
Polling will take place on October 30 at 264 booths.
Vote counting will take place on November 2, he said.
There were 2,54,999 voters in elections, including 1,34,072 men and 1.20.96 women.
(With input from B JHA in Darbhanga)