It has been 2 days since the nomination for the first phase of Bihar Assembly elections started but till now the seat sharing in the Grand Alliance has not been approved. Now in such a situation, dissatisfaction is increasing among the party workers and the party workers are also taking refuge in God. A similar scene was seen at Digha Ghat in Patna, where leaders and workers of Mukesh Sahni’s VIP party were seen taking water samadhi in river Ganga and worshiping Mother Ganga.

The workers, wearing party bands on their shoulders and meditating by immersing themselves in river Ganga, said that our demand is that Mother Ganga should make my leader Mukesh Sahni the Deputy Chief Minister and my party should get maximum seats.

Dissatisfaction among VIP leaders due to delay in seat sharing in Grand Alliance

National Vice President of Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) Raja Ram Bind said, “The sitting has been going on continuously for two-three days but no decision is being taken, hence now our dissatisfaction is increasing. We have come to seek blessings from Mother Ganga that our party gets maximum seats and our leader becomes the Deputy Chief Minister.

We will get the blessings of Mother Ganga – Raja Ram Bind

Raja Ram Bind, national vice president of VIP, further said, “We are descendants of Mother Ganga. Anyway, we have been given the title of son of Ganga, so we have come under the shelter of our mother. If Mother wants, we will definitely get more seats. No matter what anyone does, but when we get the blessings of Mother Ganga, our party will definitely get more seats. When asked, what will happen if Tejashwi Yadav does not want? On this the workers said that if Mother Ganga wishes, all that will be accomplished.

How many seats is Mukesh Sahni staking claim for?

Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) chief Mukesh Sahni had written in a social media post on Saturday (October 11), “On November 14, we will form such a government in Bihar, where every section will get its rights and respect.” In this, he did not mention the Grand Alliance, due to which his post became a topic of discussion. Let us tell you that there is talk in the political circles that Mukesh Sahni is staking his claim for the post of Deputy CM and 30 assembly seats.

In view of the assembly elections in Bihar, political temperature is on the rise. Meanwhile, Jan Suraj Party founder Prashant Kishore surrounded RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav. He claimed on Saturday (October 11) that RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav will lose his Raghopur Assembly seat in the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections, just like Congress’s Rahul Gandhi faced a humiliating defeat in UP’s Amethi Lok Sabha constituency six years ago.

Prashant Kishore spoke to the media in Patna before starting his party’s campaign from Raghopur, but did not comment on the possibility of contesting the elections himself.

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Lack of basic facilities in Raghopur – Prashant Kishore

He further said, “I am going to take feedback from the people of Raghopur constituency, who want to end the dominance of one family. Before Tejashwi Yadav became MLA for the second time, his father Lalu Prasad and Rabri Devi had represented this seat. Still, the people of this assembly constituency are yearning for basic amenities.”

‘The promotional campaign will start after the announcement of all the tickets’

Jan Suraj founder Prashant Kishore also said that the election campaign will start after the announcement of all the tickets. He said, “Today I am going to Raghopur, this is a special area from where the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister are elected. I am going there to meet Jan Suraj’s colleagues from that area and ask him that if the people of Raghopur are to be freed from poverty, misery and backwardness, then who should contest the elections?

Will take the decision after taking feedback from the people of Raghopur – Prashant Kishore

He further said, “I will ask the people of Raghopur, who is the person who will stand up and challenge Tejashwi? We will stand against Tejashwi and his actions and we will discuss it there. The feedback I will bring from there, I will put before the party leadership, based on that a decision will be taken tomorrow (October 12). Let us tell you that voting for the assembly elections in Bihar is going on in two phases on November 6 and November 11.