Amid preparations for the 2025 assembly elections in Bihar, Janata Dal (United) MP Sanjay Kumar Jha on Friday accused the opposition grand alliance of being upset over the seat distribution and said that they will not be able to take a decision even on the last day of the elections as their agenda is not at all to work for the welfare of Bihar. The JD(U) MP said that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has started its campaign programs and other leaders are also starting their campaigns from today.
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Speaking to reporters in Patna, JDU MP Sanjay Jha said that today is the last day for nomination. NDA has unitedly announced its numbers… Campaign programs of other leaders are also starting from today, but if we talk about the opposition, even on the last day it is not decided who will contest from where, because their agenda is not at all to work for the welfare of Bihar. He further said that the people of Bihar are seeing everything and the atmosphere that is being created is a huge victory in favor of NDA.
Jha said that the people of Bihar are watching everything. After yesterday’s election campaign, the atmosphere being created is a massive victory in favor of NDA… We will win the elections by a huge margin. Meanwhile, the Congress party has released its first list of 48 candidates for the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections. According to an official statement, Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) chief Rajesh Ram will contest from Kutumba assembly seat, while Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader Shakeel Ahmed Khan will contest from Kadwa constituency.
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Of the total 48 candidates, 24 will contest in the first phase of elections and 24 in the second phase. The party said the remaining names will be announced at the appropriate time. The list approved by the Central Election Committee (CEC) includes Jayesh Mangal Singh from Bagaha, Amit Giri from Nautan, Abhishek Ranjan from Chanpatia, Wasi Ahmed from Bettiah, Amit Kumar Singh ‘Tunna’ from Riga, Dr. Chandan Yadav from Khagaria and Ajit Kumar Sharma from Bhagalpur.