Upendra Kushwaha News: The results of the Lok Sabha elections have come and the NDA government has also been formed at the center. Now the parties are eyeing the assembly elections to be held in Bihar next year in 2025. Whoever forms the government in Bihar, big claims have started being made from now on. Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLM) president and former Union Minister Upendra Kushwaha said on Wednesday (26 June) that the NDA government will be formed in Bihar in 2025.
Former Union Minister Upendra Kushwaha has given this statement in Dehri of Rohtas. Kushwaha said that just as the NDA government has been formed in the country and the country is being governed from Delhi, in the same way, the NDA government will be formed in Bihar in the next assembly elections and the state will be governed from Patna.
Said on paper leak- ,whoever is guilty, action is being taken on that,
Let us tell you that Upendra Kushwaha was discussing with the workers of Rashtriya Lok Morcha in Dehri on Wednesday. After losing the Lok Sabha election from Karakat, he reached Karakat area for the first time. He also met common people. During this, while talking to journalists, he also gave a statement on the paper leak case. He said that wherever the matter of paper leak is coming to light, the governments of the concerned states are taking action. The court is also looking into this matter. Action is being taken against whoever is guilty.
It is worth noting that Upendra Kushwaha contested from Karakat seat in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. However, Bhojpuri star Pawan Singh spoiled his game. Neither Pawan Singh himself won nor did he let Kushwaha win. In such a situation, Mahagathbandhan candidate Raja Ram got the benefit. Now there is a discussion in the political corridors that Nitish Kumar’s party JDU can give Upendra Kushwaha a chance to go to Rajya Sabha in exchange for MLC seat. Let us tell you that Lok Sabha Elections After the results of the elections, two Rajya Sabha seats have become vacant in Bihar.
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