Patna: New Year has begun with a tense note for Bihar, political parties and its class and may linger until the first quarter of 2022, as workers from ten of the 11 political parties who have representatives in the legislature Bihar will be associated with the election of Uttar assembly Pradesh will come one or another.
North Sumatra and active state in Bihar with eye set on-up are BJP, JD (U), Congress, RJD, CPI (ML), CPI, CPM, Hindustani lay Morcha (VIP), Aimimbsheel (VIP), Aimim and Party Lok Janshakti (RAM Vilas).
However, RJD restrictions, workers from the remaining political parties will take root and also hope to conduct campaigns for their candidates.
In terms of NDA, BJP and JD (U) have decided to be in the alliance too, even when the number of assembly seats given to JD (U) has not been decided.
However, they have left ham and VIP to test their fate on their own steam.
VIP has announced to oppose 165 assembly chairs there.
The leader of Mukesh Sahani, who is a minister in the NDA government in Bihar led by Nitish Kumar, has jumped between and Bihar.
Jitan Ram Manjhi’s human rights head, on the other hand, strengthens to claim the political territory above the Dalit card shave signs of religious traping and has also tried to establish an alliance outside NDA there.
While BJP, Congress and the left parties have processed the profile of their officials that can be sent to the top to conduct a campaign for party candidates, JD (U) has not yet decided whether Nitish will be actively involved in the campaign to work there because he himself has started a social reform campaign Against the consumption of liquor, marriage and child marriage in Bihar, facing even the unprofitable ‘Kharmas’ period which will end with Sankranti Makar (January 14).
It began on December 22 from East Champaran and will end up with Nalanda Rally on January 15, at that time Nitish would discuss 12 meetings.
Observers feel that he has positioned himself in Bihar in the midst of uncertain situations that lurk as BJP and JD (U) have a difference in various problems in the state.
While this aspect is under the current carpet, the results of the upper assembly selection in February-March will have an impact on Bihar, felt.
Given the background, while RJD is unlikely to oppose the election of assembly above, his leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, who married last month, will also start a tour and demonstration throughout the state after January 15.
It has been called ‘Dhanyvad Yatra’.
(Thanksgiving tour) to thank the people to make RJD the largest political party in the state and also ‘berojgari yatra’ to focus on the failure of the NDA government to provide work or create employment opportunities for state youth.
However, it is tilted, the goal seems to be in a state of readiness if there are political fluxes as a result of the assembly selection of the top, observer’s nuances.