Bihar Election News: The strategy of seat sharing in NDA for the possible assembly elections in Bihar later this year is now almost final. According to sources, this division is to be done according to the formula adopted in the Lok Sabha elections. Under this formula, it is planned to give participation to all allies in a balanced manner.
JDU can get an edge
In the Lok Sabha elections, BJP contested 17 seats and JDU contested 16 seats. But the plan for the assembly elections may be different this time. According to sources, JDU can be given about 102 to 103 seats, while the BJP will stand in the electoral fray with 101 to 102 seats. It is clear that this time JDU can be considered as ‘elder brother’ in NDA.
What will be the NDA equation on 243 seats?
Out of the total 243 seats in the Bihar Assembly, about 40 seats will go to the account of small allies. This participation has been fixed for the talk, Lok Janshakti Party (LJP), Hindustan Awam Morcha and Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLM).
How much can LJP get?
The Lok Janshakti Party, which has made a presence with five MPs in the Lok Sabha, is expected to get about 25 to 28 assembly seats this time. At the same time, Jitan Ram Manjhi’s Hindustani Awam Morcha is being projected to get about 6 to 7 seats and Upendra Kushwaha’s National Lok Morcha is being estimated to get 4 to 5 seats.
Small parties are also being given importance
This strategy of NDA is completely clear that not only the big parties, but also small parties are being given respectable stake in the alliance so that social and ethnic equations are balanced. However, the last announcement of seat sharing will be made only after the formal meeting of NDA leaders.
What was the electoral math of 2020?
In the 2020 assembly elections, BJP contested with 110 seats and won around 74. JDU contested 115 seats but only 43 seats could be cast in their account. HAM won 4 out of 7 seats, while VIP won 4 out of 13 seats.
At the same time, in the Grand Alliance, RJD contested 144 seats and won 75. At the same time, the Congress won 19 out of 70 seats. Left parties also performed well, CPI (ML) won 12 out of 19 seats, CPI won 2 out of 6 seats and CPM won 2 out of 4 seats.
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