New Delhi. The bugle of assembly elections has been sounded in Jharkhand. Meanwhile, cracks appear in the Indian alliance regarding seat sharing. Lalu Prasad Yadav’s party RJD is not happy with the announcement of seat sharing by Chief Minister Hemant Soren. RJD MP Manoj Jha said that all decisions are not taken in Maggi two-minute noodles. This is a unilateral decision of Hemant Soren, all options are open. The India alliance in Jharkhand includes JMM, Congress, RJD and CPI (ML). JMM leader and Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren today announced seat sharing in the presence of state Congress leader Ghulam Aham Mir. According to Hemant, JMM and Congress will jointly contest 70 out of 81 assembly seats in Jharkhand. Whereas the remaining 11 seats have been left for RJD and CPI (ML). Hemant Soren made this announcement when Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and RJD leader Tejashwi themselves are present in Ranchi. After Soren’s announcement
#WATCH Ranchi: On seat sharing in Jharkhand assembly elections, RJD leader Manoj Jha said, “Our (RJD) entire leadership is here… A meeting was held this morning and in that meeting it was found that the strength is of the mass base which is in favor of RJD. Last time we fought on 7 seats because Lalu Yadav had a big heart. Our… pic.twitter.com/Ui6BX14Br1
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RJD Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Jha openly expressed his displeasure and said, the entire leadership of RJD is in Ranchi. A meeting was held this morning and in that meeting it was found that the support base is in favor of RJD. Last time we fought on 7 seats because Lalu Yadav had a big heart. Our aim was to remove BJP which is still there today. It is sad to say that a unilateral decision on seat sharing was taken. RJD has presence in different districts and the position of our party is strong. We will ask our alliance partners to take a decision on this basis.
RJD MP said that since yesterday our leader Tejashwi Yadav is in Ranchi, National Principal General Secretary is here. Despite all the people being there, if we are not included in deciding the alliance, then it is sad. Suffering also happens because our strength is probably too much. We have identified 15 to 18 such seats where perhaps we alone are capable of defeating BJP. Many options are open for us because it does not seem appropriate for any political party to move forward ignoring the sentiments of its leaders and workers.
