Will Anant Singh be out of JDU? Seeing the rebellious attitude in MLC elections, the party said – ‘will consider action’

These days, turmoil continues in the political circles of Bihar. There is a tussle within the ruling party Janata Dal United (JDU) amid the upcoming MLC elections. The political temperature has become very high after JDU’s rebel MLA Anant Singh openly supported Jan Suraaj’s candidate by going against the party’s official candidate. After this whole incident, the question on everyone’s mind is whether the party will soon take any strict disciplinary action against Anant Singh and show him the way out?

According to the information received, the presence of JDU MLA Anant Singh in the nomination program of Jan Suraj supported candidate Anuj Singh from Patna Graduate Constituency on Thursday has created a stir in the political circles. The echo of this step taken away from the party line has already reached the top leadership of the party.

When senior JDU leaders and ministers were questioned on this entire matter, they gave measured responses. Senior party minister Ashok Choudhary, reacting on this issue, said that the party will investigate this entire matter with full seriousness and only after that it will be decided what and what kind of action is to be taken further.

On the other hand, Madan Sahni, a minister in the government from JDU quota, openly expressed his views on this issue and said, “In such elections, often some people keep taking decisions here and there. Only the party leadership will take the final decision on this. There is no need to worry too much about this, and in the upcoming elections, all the NDA candidates will win with full majority.”

Along with this, Minister Madan Sahni also made a sharp attack on the statements given by the Congress Party and Sonia Gandhi. He said that Congress and Sonia Gandhi had made a big mistake in properly identifying their leader Nitish Kumar at that time, which they are now regretting. He said that if Congress had worked unitedly under the leadership of Nitish Kumar during that time, the political picture of the country would have been different today.

Taking aim at the protest by ‘INDIA’ alliance against the Chief Election Commissioner, he said that when the opposition has nothing left to say, they are making baseless allegations on the Election Commission. The public knows everything and if institutions like the Election Commission had any role, the opposition parties would not have been out at zero (0) today.