BJP Breaks JDU MLAs In Arunachal On Christmas Day
BJP breaks JDU MLAs in Arunachal. Like previous years, this year will also be gone. Will leave behind some sour and some sweet memories.
Holding the memory of these memories, Bihar is now ready to run with new resolutions in the new year, but through the events of Arunachal Pradesh on the go, the definition of political friendship has also been clarified.
On Christmas Day, BJP breaks six out of seven Janta Dal-United (JDU) MLAs in Arunachal Pradesh, gave the opposition in Bihar the task of speaking and thinking of allies.
Opposition sitting in the eye of the occasion has started ridiculing Nitish as a Christmas gift.
This time in Bihar, the BJP has an upper hand in the equation of power. The Chief Minister may be Nitish Kumar, but the number of ministers will be more than that of the BJP.
The screw is still stuck on the number and that is why the cabinet has not been expanded.
Meanwhile, on Christmas day, news came that the BJP broke six of the seven JDU MLAs playing the main opposition party in Arunachal Pradesh.
The two contested separate elections in Arunachal Pradesh and 41 were with the BJP and seven in the JDU account in the House of Sixty.
Panchayat elections are to be held there, so this development happened under political profit and loss.
Although it was considered normal, it happened at a time when JDU’s National Working Committee and National Executive Council are going to meet on 26 and 27 in Bihar.
JDU is upset about this and is denying it wrong, while BJP is still silent. The opposition needs a chance to speak, so it has got it.
Some are calling it a Christmas gift, and some are ridiculing the camel under the mountain.
Both BJP’s Deputy Chief Ministers Tarkishore Sinha and Renu Devi had camped in Delhi on Wednesday and Thursday.
Both met several seniors including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah.
Even if this is common courtesy, after the events in Arunachal Pradesh, there has been speculation about Bihar’s future politics regarding this meeting in the political corridor.
