Big discord in the Grand Alliance Pappu Yadav surrounded Tejashwi The responsibility of the leader of the opposition was to talk, not to sit at home:

News India Live, Digital Desk: NDA’s victory on all five seats of Rajya Sabha and candidates of Grand Alliance Amarendra Dhari Singh (AD Singh) The defeat has created a stir in the opposition camp of Bihar. Despite having close numbers, cross-voting and absence of MLAs made the Grand Alliance’s strategy fail.

1. Pappu Yadav’s sharp attack on Tejashwi

Terming this defeat as ‘strategic failure’, Pappu Yadav has raised many questions on Tejashwi Yadav:

Lack of conversation: Pappu Yadav said, “It was the responsibility of the opposition leader to talk directly to the Bihar Congress in-charge and the state president regarding the elections. But he did not do so, the result of which is in front of everyone today.”

Accusation of shirking responsibility: He sarcastically said that when it was a matter of mobilizing numerical strength, there was a huge lack of coordination. The opposition leader already knew how many votes were less, yet no concrete strategy was made.

Advice to Congress: Pappu Yadav also indicated that if RJD’s attitude remains the same, then Congress should think separately about its future.

2. Tejashwi Yadav’s ‘pain’ and clarification

Tejashwi Yadav has also given his reaction after the defeat, although he termed it as ‘murder of democracy’ and ‘cheating’:

Betrayal of MLAs: Tejashwi said that if the MLAs of the Grand Alliance had not cheated at the last moment, our victory was certain.

Accusations on BJP: He accused BJP of misuse of money power and power and said that its MLAs were intimidated or lured.

Review point: Tejashwi said that a review meeting will be held soon to find out why which MLAs did not come (3 Congress MLAs and 1 RJD MLA were absent).

3. Election equation: Where did it go wrong?

Number Force: The Grand Alliance needed 41 votes to win. He had 35 votes of his own, and after getting the support of AIMIM (5) and BSP (1), this number was reaching 41.

absence: On the day of voting, 3 Congress MLAs (Manoj Biswas, Surendra Kushwaha, Manohar Singh) and 1 RJD MLA (Faizal Rehman) did not come to cast their votes.

Result: For this reason RJD candidates only 37-38 votes Only the 5th candidate of NDA could collect Shivesh Kumar won the battle.