Bihar [Alok Mishra]. The monsoon has arrived in Bihar, also natural and electoral. On one side the sky is falling and people are dying, on the other hand Nitish’s power has fallen on the RJD. Three MLCs (Legislative Council Members) earned it, and JDU took away five.
Rebellion broke out in the house in order to increase the clan’s hands and feet. Allies have their own attitude. The post-monsoon election, so all their umbrellas are open to others. Advantage and disadvantage depends on the size of the umbrella. The JDU umbrella brought crowds, but the RJD is a jerk.Â
The RJD (Rashtriya Janata Dal) got heavy weight this week. Mangal impressed a lot. Due to the number of MLAs, three MLCs were to come into the account, there was a plan to bring the domineering leader Rama Singh from outside that Mangal Sabera was spoiled. Nitish walked away with five MLCs of JDU leader Lalan Singh RJD. The shock reduced the number in the big house to three. The Legislative Council is elected on July 6. In this election, RJD has to get three seats of JDU quota. But RJD fell five steps before rising.
This has also put the chair of the Leader of Opposition of Rabri Devi in ​​danger. While still struggling with the thunderclap, Raghuvansh Prasad Singh, who was known as RJD’s nose, resigned as the party’s national vice president, accusing him of selling tickets. Raghuvansh Prasad Singh is so respected in the party that Lalu gave him a higher position than Rabri in the organization. Raghuvansh’s resignation gave the JDU-BJP another weapon to attack. With this, the stunning have come on the backfoot and are calling for Raghuvansh to be treated as guardian and refuse to get well. Currently Raghuvansh is ill and hospitalized.
This time Congress has also got one seat in the Legislative Council. Now Congress is Congress, JDU and RJD, which got three seats each, opened their cards in time. After that, after completing all the work, the BJP also put its seal on those whose speculation was going on, but the Congress kept blowing the contenders till the last. Late night, when the name was announced, all the contenders sat down and the name of Tariq Anwar came out of the bag. But his happiness also lasted till morning, because then the Congress realized that he was only a leader of Bihar and not a voter. It is a matter of fact that the country’s oldest party came to know until a few hours ago, otherwise it would not have existed anywhere.
However, then sat in Delhi for half an hour and got Sameer Kumar Singh’s papers filed. Till the last time, the Congress tradition of keeping any issue entangled, that the Congress is the only one. There are so many doors in Delhi that I do not know when the voice of the house can be cut off. It is not easy to form a consensus in such a situation. Jitanram Manjhi is also suffering the brunt of this Congress tradition. The hope of Congress’s support for the RJD has been curbed. In the absence of a coordination committee, he has been given an ultimatum to rethink the relationship with the RJD, so on Friday, the team sat with their own team.
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Manjhi was authorized to take a decision on this. Now it will be interesting to see what his next move will be? Along with the political showdown, the sky is also in full swing. There is also electricity with rain. On Thursday, the tragedy came so much that 95 people went to Kaal’s cheeks. So far, more than 200 people have died due to lightning in this rain. This number is much higher than the corona.
All the instructions to be saved are in newspapers, in advertisements, there is also an app which is giving information about twenty kilometers within half an hour, but deaths are happening. These deaths belong to those who take the solution as rain and run towards the fields. At that time, where is the mobile in hand, where is the crackle of electricity? These deaths are just a news, which fade for a moment with lightning. There is no noise anywhere, only the compensation is left. Time starts again at its own pace.Â
