RJD-Congress seat sharing finalised for upcoming Bihar elections? Tejashwi Yadav issues BIG statement, claims ‘vote chori…’

Bihar and Rashtria Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav’da opposition leader on Saturday, Saturday, the seat sharing talks approached to the finalization of Mahagathbandhan and soon showed that the announcements are expected.

Yadav, who was in Vaishali for the ongoing Bihar Adhikar Yatra, attacked the election commission and BJP on the allegations of large -scale election in previous surveys and promised to prevent any “fraud” in the upcoming elections.

“It will be very soon. We have no confusion here. Everything will be almost concluded. The announcement will be done soon …” he said on the seat sharing.

He continued: “Everyone knows not only Chori vote, but some of our seats were stolen. The government was already established last time. But this time we will not allow fraud and this time we will establish the government.”

Former Deputy Prime Minister, who referred to what he described as “abundant evidence”, accused the election commission with BJP and SIDING.

“There is plenty of evidence. People saw how the election commission helps BJP with their own eyes. CCTV images were seized in Chandigarh and the election commission closed CCTV. They say that the privacy of mothers and sisters is in danger.

The day before, the RJD leader, who shared images from the rallies before the Bihar Assembly elections, said that he was here for “development, improvement, prosperity and industries” politics.
Yadav, “I started to make new politics. Where the caste and religion in every sector have no speech, development, improvement, prosperity and industries.

The RJD leader, who launched a state -wide campaign before the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections, published videos from the latest rallies, including someone in the Khagaria region. He claimed that the current political war in Bihar was a struggle for the future of young people and farmers

“This is the struggle of the farmer’s sweat, the hard work of the worker and the future of unemployed youth … And I will not rest until this is a structure or death and Bihar to victory.”

Tejashwi, who shifted to Prime Minister Nitish Kumar, claimed that CM was broken from the wishes of Bihar’s youth and was surrounded by “retired officers” and “tired leaders.

Tejashwi Yadav, “Bihar’s youth united for change, rights and economic revolution.

Mahagathbandhan, led by the Congress and RJD, is preparing to challenge the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NA), including the Bharatia Janata Party (BJP) and Janata Dal (United). [JD(U)]In the upcoming state elections planned to be held later this year.

(With memory entrances)