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VIP backs RJD rebel against its own party president

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November 4, 2025
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The Vikassheel Insan Social gathering (VIP) on Tuesday introduced its assist to a insurgent Rashtriya Janata Dal candidate in Bihar who was contesting towards its personal nationwide president.

IMAGE: Vikassheel Insaan Social gathering (VIP) chief Mukesh Sahni. {Photograph}: ANI Photograph

The announcement was made at a press convention in Darbhanga district by celebration founder Mukesh Sahni, whose youthful brother Santosh, the nationwide president of the VIP, was within the fray from Gaura Boram seat.

“We have now determined to assist Afzal Ali within the polls,” mentioned Sahni, who has been promised Deputy CM’s put up if the Indian Nationwide Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) got here to energy within the state, lower than 48 hours earlier than the seat goes to polls.

 

Ali had filed his nomination papers after getting the RJD ticket from Lalu Prasad Yadav, who had second ideas throughout last-minute negotiations and determined to again Santosh, asking his personal celebration’s candidate to withdraw.

Nonetheless, Ali didn’t withdraw his nomination papers and a letter shot off by Prasad to the Chief Electoral Officer of Bihar, requesting that his candidature ‘not be considered’, went unheard.

The RJD, subsequently, determined to again the candidate of the VIP, which guarantees a piece of ‘Nishad’ neighborhood votes.

The INDIA bloc’s chief ministerial candidate Tejashwi Yadav even canvassed for Santosh a few days earlier. Ali, within the meantime, was expelled for indiscipline.

When requested whether or not the belated resolution can be of any assist to the INDIA bloc within the constituency, the place voters will discover symbols of each VIP and RJD on the EVMs throughout polls on Thursday, Sahni replied, “The confusion might have price us a few thousand votes. However there’s a wave in favour of the Mahagathbandhan.”

“We’re positive that Ali, whose ballot image is within the high slot, will emerge victorious. It’s true that each one alliance companions needed my youthful brother to combat from the seat. However Ali didn’t relent and there was no level in urgent the matter additional,” mentioned Sahni.

He additionally exuded confidence that when victorious, Ali would stay loyal in direction of the INDIA bloc.

Recognized for exhausting bargaining, Sahni, whose celebration has no MLA within the outgoing meeting, was requested if he had agreed to a deal in change for, reportedly, a berth within the legislative council for his brother.

He replied evasively, “In fact, Santosh was taken into confidence earlier than we took the choice. He’s the nationwide president and decides on celebration tickets. We couldn’t have acted with out his approval.”

The VIP has fielded its candidates in 16 seats of the 243-strong meeting in Bihar.

Gaura Boram is amongst a few dozen seats the place multiple constituent of the INDIA bloc has fielded candidates.



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