Nitish Kumar a ‘vikas purush’: Chirag’s uncle Pashupati Paras says LJP constituent of NDA

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Nitish Kumar a ‘vikas purush’: Chirag’s uncle Pashupati Paras says LJP constituent of NDA

Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) chief Pashupati Kumar Paras on Monday mentioned that ‘mistaken choices’ led to the occasion’s marginalisation in Bihar and acknowledged that the occasion is a constituent of the BJP-led NDA. Addressing a press convention in Delhi, Paras mentioned that he considers Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar as a good chief. 

“I have not broken the party but saved it,” Paras, MP from Hajipur, mentioned, asserting that 99 per cent of LJP staff had been sad with the flip of occasions in Bihar as Chirag led his occasion in opposition to the JD(U) and fared poorly within the meeting polls final yr.

Lauding CM Kumar, he mentioned that “Nitish Kumar is as a good leader and ‘vikas purush’ (development-oriented man)” as he highlighted the deep fault traces inside the occasion as his nephew Chirag has been a robust critic of the JD(U) president.

Paras knowledgeable that 5 MPs have submitted a letter to Speaker Om Birla, including that “we will go and meet him as and when he orders”. The group of 5 MPs has conveyed their determination of electing Paras because the LJP chief in Lok Sabha to the Speaker. The LJP has 6 MPs together with Chirag.

Paras mentioned his group will proceed to be half of the BJP-led NDA and mentioned Paswan can stay half of the organisation.

“This is 100% wrong. LJP is our party, the organisation is strong in Bihar. I was with NDA and I will continue to be a part of the alliance,” he replied when requested if he met JD(U) leaders.

Besides Pars, the insurgent group consists of Prince Raj, Chandan Singh, Veena Devi and Mehboob Ali Kaiser.

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