Patna: Head of Bihar Minister Nith Kumar on Monday said there was no factionism in the power (u) and there was no dispute on behalf of Rajiv Ranjan Singh aka Lalan Singh as party president.
Responding to a query on the ongoing posters controversy in JD (U), Nitish said everyone was united at our party and there was no dispute on behalf of any leader.
“Some people (in the party) have a hobby to get something published somewhere, but people like that are not really aware of the organizational function,” he said.
“In December last year, I myself said that I wanted to give responsibility (from the party) to RCP Singh, then everyone said it was okay.
After that RCP Singh began working as party president.
When RCP Singh became an minister of union, He himself said it would be better if Lalan Singh made the party’s president.
And Lalan Singh in a round voice made the party president at the National Executive Committee meeting.
Lalan Singh is a very senior man.
He has been at a party since the era of the Samata Esp Party, “Nitish said highlight the advantage of lalan on JD (U).
CM also emphasized that there was no dispute between JD (U) leaders on the nomination of Lalan Singh as party heads.
Beginning on Sunday, the feud of the faction in the ruling (U) appeared after the photos of Lalan Singh and the Chairperson of the Kushwaha upendra party parliamentary council was not found in a large posters placed in front of the party’s office here to announce the Union Minister of the Arrival of RCP Singh In the state of the state on August 16 after he became the cabinet minister in the government of Narendra Modi.
Large posters, installed by supporters of JD (u) Secretary General of the State and former MLA Abhay Kushwaha, have photos of Bihar Cm Nith Kumar, RCP Singh, Head of State State of the Umesh Singh Kushwaha, Minister of State of Rural Development Shrawan Kumar and many leaders Other state levels, but images of national leaders – Lalan Singh and Upendra Kushwaha “lost” from posters.
There is no dispute in JD (U) for Singh: Nitish
