Chirag Softens Stand For NDA, Everything Is Now Back On Track

Chirag softens for NDA, the question is whether it is compelled or not made of Third Front: Bihar Assembly Election. In the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) of Bihar, everything is now back on track (All is Well). The Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) National President Chirag Paswan has been softening for some time now.

With this, the speculation of his leaving the NDA seems to be at an end. In such a situation, the question is whether Chirag has agreed, or did he get a loss deal going out of NDA. The question is also whether his possibility of going to the Grand Alliance or any third front has come to a halt. However, no official statement of LJP has been made so far.

BJP was successful in finding the middle path

According to the information received, the BJP’s conversation with Chirag Paswan on the rebellion has been positive.

After this, the lamp looks soft. There have been two main issues of Chirag’s displeasure. The first is about seat sharing in the NDA. The second issue is his differences with the Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s government in Bihar. This difference is also related to the sharing of seats in the assembly elections.

Nitish Kumar’s party contested against LJP while being a part of opposition grand alliance in the last assembly elections. This time due to his being in the NDA, there are claims of both parties on many seats. In the 2015 assembly election, the LJP was given 42 seats, winning two. The LJP wants more seats than the last election, in which JDU is a major hurdle.

There was talk on seats, faith expressed in PM Modi

However, now it seems that the BJP has taken the middle path. There is now a matter of giving 28 seats of Legislative Assembly and two seats of Legislative Council to LJP.

Until recently, LJP, which has been denying any agreement on fewer seats than the last election, is now being told to agree to it. If this is the case, Chirag has also softened the decision to field 143 candidates against JDU. Recently he has also expressed faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Chirag is not looking for a way out in the Grand Alliance

The question is, why do you see this happening? Raising the flag of protest in the NDA, Chirag was being speculated to go with the Mahagathbandhan. After the exit of Jitanram Manjhi from the Grand Alliance, this possibility was getting further strength.

In recent times, he was seen meeting RJD leader Tejaswi Yadav. He was following the same line of Tejashwi in criticism of Nitish Government of Bihar. The JDU also accused Chirag’s statements of bolstering the opposition’s allegations.

But now it does not seem to be happening. Chirag is not convinced with how many seats the LJP will get in the tussle over seats in the Grand Alliance.

There is also talk of the lamp lying in the barn in the third front

One possibility with Chirag is National Lok Samata Party (RLSP) supremo Upendra Kushwaha (Upendra Kushwaha), Pappu Yadav, President of Jan Adhikar Party (JAP), Mukesh Sahni (Mukesh Sahni), head of Vikas Insaan Party (VIP), of the Third Front. It was also formed.

Upendra Kushwaha and Pappu Yadav were also seen to be opposing Nitish Kumar closer to Chirag Paswan. One source of involvement was that all these leaders had the ability to influence the influential groups of certain communities to some extent.

However, due to Kushwaha’s indecision and Mukesh Sahni’s search for possibilities in the grand alliance itself, the possibility of a third front joining these parties does not seem to be taking shape at the moment. Efforts are still on to form the Third Front, but Chirag is not in the mood to take any risk at the moment.