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Keeping options open just in case from the last-minute break-up, both BJP and also the JD (U) in Bihar have begun planning to contest all 40 Lok Sabha seats individually.
"While talking about our future programmed in Bihar, I'd informed the nation's executive committee at its Surajkund meeting lately that taking in to the account all options, the condition BJP is planning to contest all 40 seats in next parliamentary elections," BJP's condition leader C P Thakur told TOI here on Tuesday.
"One ought to always be ready for any scenario," he stated. However, he unconditionally refused any possibility of break-in the BJP-JD (U) alliance in Bihar only at that Juncture. "Our alliance using the JD (U) is intact," he stated.
When requested when the alliance is intact in Bihar why the BJP is planning for those 40 seats, Thakur stated, "The preparation is essential also since the two parties may exchange a couple of seats right before the elections."
However, a senior BJP leader, who did not desire to be recognized, accepted to TOI the party was planning for the 40 seats bearing in mind all of the options, even from the JD(U) determining to sever ties using the saffron party.
The JD (U) national representative, Shivanand Tiwari, however, wasn't surprised about Thakur's statement.
"If Thakur has stated the BJP is planning for those 40 seats, the JD (U), too, is making its formulations to contest all seats. There's no problem inside it. Political parties make such formulations bearing in mind any scenario."
He stated the JD (U)'s preparation was due to the fact "the party doesn't desire to be caught not aware just in case our ally decides to sever ties around.”
Tiwari stated, "In politics, it is usually smart to be ready for those seats. Nobody knows what's available."
He, too, eliminated any chance of break-in the alliance. "At the moment, there's no tension, no irritant with a problem between us which can lead to break-in the alliance," Tiwari stated.
"While talking about our future programmed in Bihar, I'd informed the nation's executive committee at its Surajkund meeting lately that taking in to the account all options, the condition BJP is planning to contest all 40 seats in next parliamentary elections," BJP's condition leader C P Thakur told TOI here on Tuesday.
"One ought to always be ready for any scenario," he stated. However, he unconditionally refused any possibility of break-in the BJP-JD (U) alliance in Bihar only at that Juncture. "Our alliance using the JD (U) is intact," he stated.
When requested when the alliance is intact in Bihar why the BJP is planning for those 40 seats, Thakur stated, "The preparation is essential also since the two parties may exchange a couple of seats right before the elections."
However, a senior BJP leader, who did not desire to be recognized, accepted to TOI the party was planning for the 40 seats bearing in mind all of the options, even from the JD(U) determining to sever ties using the saffron party.
The JD (U) national representative, Shivanand Tiwari, however, wasn't surprised about Thakur's statement.
"If Thakur has stated the BJP is planning for those 40 seats, the JD (U), too, is making its formulations to contest all seats. There's no problem inside it. Political parties make such formulations bearing in mind any scenario."
He stated the JD (U)'s preparation was due to the fact "the party doesn't desire to be caught not aware just in case our ally decides to sever ties around.”
Tiwari stated, "In politics, it is usually smart to be ready for those seats. Nobody knows what's available."
He, too, eliminated any chance of break-in the alliance. "At the moment, there's no tension, no irritant with a problem between us which can lead to break-in the alliance," Tiwari stated.
See Also: Times India.
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