New Delhi, 27 September (). Senior Janata Dal (United) leader KC Tyagi dismissed the rumors of tension between JDU and BJP on seat sharing for the Bihar assembly elections. Tyagi clarified that there is no confrontation between the two parties regarding the seat sharing.
Talking to , he said that since 2005, JDU and BJP have been contesting together in Lok Sabha and Assembly elections. There is no question of estrangement. He said that some new parties have been included in the NDA, such as Ram Vilas Paswan’s party, Jitan Ram Manjhi’s party and Upendra Kushwaha’s party. He said that there is a continuous talks with these parties about seat sharing.
On the speculation of BJP being in the lead role in Bihar assembly elections, Tyagi said that no such proposal has come from the BJP. The situation of the last election will remain intact this time too.
On the controversy over the slogan ‘I Love Muhammad’, Tyagi said that I am not opposed to this slogan. The Constitution allows everyone to propagate their religion, but I am not in favor of breaking violence and law. He said that if someone takes the law in his hand, the administration will take the strict action.
On recent developments in Leh, Tyagi said that everything is not normal in Leh. No one can support the violence there, but there should be talks between the central government and the agitators to solve the problems of the citizens there.
Let us know that on September 26, three days after the Leh violence, the police arrested environmental activist Sonam Wangchuk on Friday. He is accused of inciting violence. In view of the situation, the Internet service has been discontinued with immediate effect.
According to the Leh police, on September 24, the police had registered several FIRs against Sonam Wangchuk on charges of abetting the protesters for violence, after which they were arrested on Friday.
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