NEW DELHI: RLSP president and BJP ally Upendra Kushwaha met opposition chief Sharad Yadav on Monday, fuelling hypothesis that he might transfer camps over his differences with chief minister Nitish Kumar and the proposed seat-sharing association some of the saffron birthday celebration's Bihar allies for the Lok Sabha polls.
Kushwaha, also a Union minister, met Yadav at the latter's place of dwelling and both the leaders had been believed to mentioned the current political scenario, especially in Bihar, RLSP resources mentioned.
In a tweet, Kushwaha described the assembly as a courtesy call.
He has incessantly asserted that he would paintings to get Narendra Modi elected as Prime Minister for another term however his unease with Kumar and conferences with opposition leaders, including RJD's Tejashwi Yadav, have sparked hypothesis about his future route.
Yadav had snapped ties with Kumar after the JD(U) chief joined fingers with the BJP ultimate year, and he was working to rally the opposition towards the saffron birthday celebration.
Kushwaha has expressed reservations to the BJP president Amit Shah's proposal that both his birthday celebration and Ram Vilas Paswan-led LJP contest fewer selection of seats in 2019 than they did in 2014 in order that Kumar's JD(U) may well be allotted as many seats because the saffron birthday celebration fights.
The RLSP, which had fought 3 seats in 2014 and gained all, is unlikely to be spared greater than two seats.
An previous rival of Kumar, Kushwaha had also attacked the executive minister for allegedly insulting him and had centered him once more Sunday over reviews that two MLAs of his birthday celebration might join the JD(U).
He had mentioned he would apprise Shah of the "humiliation" he had suffered by the hands of Kumar and in addition request him to transparent the confusion over seat-sharing some of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) constituents within the state at the earliest.
He also made a jibe at Kumar, saying the JD(U)president had an experience in breaking parties however he would continue along with his battle.
Kushwaha, also a Union minister, met Yadav at the latter's place of dwelling and both the leaders had been believed to mentioned the current political scenario, especially in Bihar, RLSP resources mentioned.
In a tweet, Kushwaha described the assembly as a courtesy call.
He has incessantly asserted that he would paintings to get Narendra Modi elected as Prime Minister for another term however his unease with Kumar and conferences with opposition leaders, including RJD's Tejashwi Yadav, have sparked hypothesis about his future route.
Yadav had snapped ties with Kumar after the JD(U) chief joined fingers with the BJP ultimate year, and he was working to rally the opposition towards the saffron birthday celebration.
Kushwaha has expressed reservations to the BJP president Amit Shah's proposal that both his birthday celebration and Ram Vilas Paswan-led LJP contest fewer selection of seats in 2019 than they did in 2014 in order that Kumar's JD(U) may well be allotted as many seats because the saffron birthday celebration fights.
The RLSP, which had fought 3 seats in 2014 and gained all, is unlikely to be spared greater than two seats.
An previous rival of Kumar, Kushwaha had also attacked the executive minister for allegedly insulting him and had centered him once more Sunday over reviews that two MLAs of his birthday celebration might join the JD(U).
He had mentioned he would apprise Shah of the "humiliation" he had suffered by the hands of Kumar and in addition request him to transparent the confusion over seat-sharing some of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) constituents within the state at the earliest.
He also made a jibe at Kumar, saying the JD(U)president had an experience in breaking parties however he would continue along with his battle.
Upendra Kushwaha meets Sharad Yadav, fuels speculation over his next move
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