Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) pioneer Tejashwi Yadav on Tuesday communicated certainty that his party would win by a ‘attractive edge,’ as counting of votes started for bypolls to two gathering supporters in Bihar, the deciding in favor of which was hung on October 30. Yadav, the head of resistance in the state gathering, additionally focused on that he will not leave the order of individuals alone ‘taken by anyone.’
“We’ll win by an attractive edge. Assuming the organization or others attempt to make any aggravation, I’m here in Darbhanga. I’ll not leave the command alone taken by anyone. Our groups are here and administering everything,” Yadav said.
According to the most recent update, chief opponents JD(U) and RJD, likewise previous partners, are driving on one seat each, with competitor from the other party on second spot. In Tarapur, Arun Kumar Sah, handled by previous boss clergyman Lalu Prasad Yadav’s outfit, is in front of Rajiv Singh from the decision party by 917 votes. In the interim, in Kusheshwar Asthan, Aman Bhushan Hazari from boss clergyman Nitish Kumar’s party is driving RJD’s Ganesh Bharti, with the seventh round of counting in progress.
