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PATNA: The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), the primary opposition birthday party in Bihar, won a shot within the arm on Wednesday when 4 MLAs of Asaduddin Owaisi`s AIMIM joined the birthday party. With the access of Shahnawaz Alam from Jokihat, Izhar Asfi from Kochadhaman, Anzar Nayeemi from Bahadurganj, and Syed Ruknuddin Ahmed from Baiasi, RJD’s power has long past as much as 80, making it the biggest birthday party.
The BJP (77) is subsequent, whilst the Janata Dal-United (JD-U), with 45 MLAs, is at far-off 3rd place.
The entire 4 MLAs had been elected to the Meeting from the Muslim-dominated Seemanchal area of the state, leaving RJD shocked. The victory of 5 AIMIM MLASs within the remaining Meeting election had come as a marvel for plenty of political observers.
Now, Owaisi’s birthday party is left with just one MLA — Akhtarul Imam — who may be the state birthday party president. The chief of Opposition, Tejashwi Yadav, drove the legislators to the state Meeting and met speaker Vijay Kumar Sinha to finish the formalities.
Tejashwi informed mediapersons that RJD has at all times had a distinct affection for Seemanchal, and now the birthday party has regained a powerful presence within the area. Imam stated the 4 MLAs who give up AIMIM no longer handiest cheated the birthday party but in addition the deficient folks of Seemanchal. Equating them with Mir Jafar, he stated, “RJD must pay a heavy value for weaning his birthday party`s MLAs as folks of Seemanchal are deeply harm via such an act.”
Then again, the previous AIMIM MLAs defended their resolution to enroll in RJD, announcing, “Since RJD is the biggest secular birthday party within the state, we need to make stronger it and paintings for the betterment of Seemanchal.”
After re-emerging as the one greatest birthday party, RJD could have a mental edge over the ruling NDA at a time when BJP and JD-U are engaged in a conflict of supremacy. In this type of state of affairs, it’s speculated {that a} political realignment may brew within the state.