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  • Monday, 25 August, 2025 12:13:PM

    Chirag Paswan found himself at a crucial crossroads, receiving strategic counsel from the BJP amidst the swirling uncertainty surrounding the upcoming state elections. His fluctuating declarations about contesting all 243 seats, or at the very least aiming for a minimum of 50, left the NDA somewhat confounded. Sources indicate that rumors circulated about a potential partnership with Prashant Kumar, which could intensify the competition against opposing candidates. To untangle this chaotic scenario, the BJP’s high command summoned Chirag for a pivotal discussion. They sought clarity on his intentions: would he align with the NDA, or pursue an independent route alongside other coalitions?

    According to reports, Chirag ultimately assured them of his commitment to the NDA. After extensive deliberation, he received firm advice from the party leadership, to dispel any lingering doubts, he needed to publicly declare his allegiance to the NDA source says. This urgency stemmed from a covert survey conducted by reputable figures within the state, revealing alarming insights. It became evident that if the BJP were to venture solo, they could expect to secure only 70 to 75 seats. However, if they allied with Chirag Paswan, those numbers could potentially rise, while a partnership with JD(U) might propel them toward a commanding majority source says. The BJP was acutely aware of Nitish Kumar's lack of enthusiasm regarding Chirag’s role in the forthcoming assembly elections.

    This hesitation likely provided the BJP’s upper echelons with a clearer mandate to communicate decisively with Chirag, unhindered by concerns over seat allocations. Nitish Kumar had openly shared his stance with the BJP, insisting that he would not concede any of his quota for seat sharing. If adjustments were to be made for Chirag, it would have to come from the BJP's share. As the assembly elections approach, all eyes will be on the unfolding political drama, eager to see how these dynamics play out source says.

     

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