INDIA Alliance : In Bihar, India has been in a stalemate over the seat sharing between the coalition parties, which is now final.
Ahead of the Parliamentary Lok Sabha elections, the seat allocations among the All-India parties in the state of Bihar have been finalized. Bihar, which has 40 Lok Sabha constituencies, will go to polls in 7 phases on April 19, 26, May 7, 13, 20, 25 and June 1.
In the state of Bihar, the National Democratic Alliance led by the BJP and the Mahakathbandhan Alliance led by the Rashtriya Janata Dal are facing the Lok Sabha elections. Meanwhile, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who was part of the India Alliance, recently left the alliance and joined hands with the BJP to take over as the Chief Minister.
This was seen as a major setback for the India alliance. In this situation, in the state of Bihar, in the state of Bihar, there has been continuous confusion in the allocation of seats in the India alliance, and now an agreement has been reached. Recently, the seat sharing between the NDA alliance parties in Bihar has been completed and now the seat sharing between the India alliance parties has been finalised.
Accordingly, in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, Rastriya Janata Dal is contesting in 26 seats, Congress in 9 seats, Communist Marxist-Leninist Party of India in 3 seats, Communist Party of India and Marxist Communist Party in 1 seat each.
In this, the Rashtriya Janata Dal has already announced candidates for 4 constituencies, including Gaya, where the first phase of elections will be held, and they also filed their nomination papers.
