RCP Singh's disillusionment with BJP
Now will form his own party, JDU MP said- 'Tiger is dead, not alive'
Patna, Bihar has assembly elections next year. Before the upcoming assembly elections, new political parties have started being formed. This has been indicated by RCP Singh's supporters. Former Union Minister RCP Singh is going to form his own party. He has become disillusioned with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Posters put up on the streets of Patna
RCP Singh joined BJP in May 2023. Earlier he was in JDU. At the same time, now indicating the formation of a new party, his supporters have put up posters of Tiger Zinda Hai on the streets of Patna.
JDU MP reacted
JDU MP's reaction has come to the fore on RCP Singh forming a new party. On the question of Tiger Zinda Hai, Nalanda JDU MP Kaushalendra Kumar said that if the forest is in Patna, then only the lion is alive. Everyone knows that there is no forest in Patna, then how did the lion become alive in Patna? Tiger is not alive but dead - JDU MP
Along with this, JDU MP Kaushalendra Kumar said that the dead people are calling themselves tigers. A lion cannot survive without a jungle. Therefore, the tiger is not alive but dead.
Everyone has the right to form a party
On the question of RCP Singh forming a party, he said that everyone has the right to form a party. There are only two parties in Bihar - NDA alliance and India Mahagathbandhan. The development that has taken place during Nitish Kumar's rule in the NDA alliance, the public has been voting for Nitish Kumar in the name of that development.
Both the leaders are from Nalanda district
JDU MP Kaushalendra Kumar, while advising former Union Minister RCP Singh, said that both Nitish Kumar and RCP Singh are from Nalanda district. In such a situation, RCP should have been in BJP and not a party.
JDU MP holding public darbar
Let us tell you that Nalanda MP Kaushalendra Kumar is present in his home area these days. He is visiting his areas and meeting people and listening to their problems. Along with this, he is also holding public darbar at home.
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