The Janata Dal-United (JDU), which is in power with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Bihar, has now decided to contest in West Bengal. JDU leader Ghulam Rasul Balayawi said on Thursday that the party will field candidates for 75 seats in the 2021 assembly elections. However, it is not yet clear whether the party will contest the elections on its own or form alliances with other smaller parties.
Will there be a breach in BJP's votes?
It is believed that by contesting JDU elections, BJP's votes may be divided in many seats. The BJP is trying to win this time through anti-incumbency votes. In such a situation, the sharing of anti-TMC votes will mean that the BJP will cut the votes.
JDU will avenge LJP?
The NDA won a majority in the recently concluded assembly elections in Bihar. But Nitish Kumar has suffered a lot in terms of seats due to LJP contesting against JDU. In many seats, the JDU candidates lost because of the LJP cutting votes. As a result, JDU lags behind BJP here. Many JDU leaders believe that it was the BJP that created the game. Some experts say that there is a lot of pain in JDU. Nitish Kumar is a very expert player in politics and finds the right opportunity for accounting.
Will JDU affect the election results?
JDU may have an impact on some seats in West Bengal adjacent to Bihar. However, the party's organization outside Bihar has been quite weak. In such a situation, it is believed that the party will not be able to make an impact on the election results, but if it cuts the votes of the BJP in some seats, it can be difficult for the BJP.
Churning on 26 December
The party's national executive meeting is going to be held in Patna from 26 December, in which the big leaders will be churned under the leadership of national president Nitish Kumar. With the review of Bihar election results, there is going to be a discussion about the expansion of the party outside Bihar. The final seal on the decision to contest elections in West Bengal will also be put in this meeting.
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