Patna: A news is coming about the alliance between political parties before the Bihar elections in Bihar. The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) talks with the Left have become successful and now the Left parties in the state have also become part of the Grand Alliance. These include the Communist Party of India i.e. CPI (CPI) and CPI-M. It is being told that the seat-sharing will be done with the Left parties. Meanwhile, CPI leader Ramnaresh Pandey has also confirmed that the alliance with RJD has been decided. There is a problem at the moment because it is more important to defeat the NDA, so the decision to join the coalition has been taken.
Left parties met RJD state president Jagdanand Singh on Wednesday. After hours of consultations with the 9-member team of Left leaders, the decision of the Left parties to join the coalition was sealed. However, the situation regarding CPI male in Bihar is still unclear whether he will join the grand alliance or not.
After the decision of Jitan Ram Manjhi and his party, HAM to break away from the Grand Alliance, the constituents were strongly wishing that the Left parties should be included in the Grand Alliance. It is worth mentioning that on Wednesday, Upendra Kushwaha had said in his party meeting that on the decision of Jitan Ram Manjhi to separate from the alliance, said that Manjhi’s departure is sad for the alliance and we have suffered. The scope of the alliance should be expanded and now the leftists should also be included in it. Before the Bihar Assembly elections, what will be the impact on the political situation due to the joining of the Left parties in the grand alliance, now the eyes of the experts are fixed on it.
