JDU MLA Bima Bharti resigns from the party?
Before the lok sabha elections, Janata Dal-United (JDU) suffered a big setback. JDU mla from Rupauli, Bihar, Bima Bharti has resigned from the primary membership of the party. At the same time, Bima Bharti has also joined the membership of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). Now she can contest lok sabha elections on behalf of RJD. Let us tell you, that Bima Bharti was among the two JDU MLAs who were absent during the voting on the no-confidence motion against the assembly Speaker on february 12.
There may be a problem in lok sabha elections
Now political experts believe that if Bima Bharti contests from Purnia on RJD ticket, then Pappu Yadav can be made to contest from congress in Madhepura. However, there was talk of Sharad Yadav's son Shantanu contesting from Madhepura from RJD. Now Shantanu may not get a chance. At the same time, it is also possible that if the alliance of congress and RJD breaks, then Pappu Yadav may be fielded from Purnia.
Bima Bharti wants to contest elections from Purnia itself.
After taking membership in RJD, Bima Bharti said, 'I come from a very backward society. I did not get the respect I should have got. My husband's workers were sent to jail. I respect Nitish Ji but those who are behind him trick him. Lalu ji is like a father to me. He gave us respect. I have come to my old house. It feels like I have come home and am safe. The people of Purnia are ready, I will fight from Purnia. My leader Tejashwi, father figure Lalu Yadav and mother Rabri will contest elections from wherever they say.
Pappu Yadav said not to leave Purnia
It is noteworthy that amidst all this, Pappu Yadav's big statement has come. He has clearly said that he is in no mood to leave Purnia. Pappu Yadav posted on his social media account X and wrote, 'Will die but will not leave Congress. Will leave the world, but will not leave Purnia. It is noteworthy that Lalu prasad Yadav wants Bima Bharti to contest the lok sabha elections from Purnia and congress wants to field Pappu Yadav from Purnia. Now this is where the matter is stuck in the grand alliance between the two parties.