Patna: Seats have been divided with allies in the grand alliance led by Tejashwi Yadav for the Bihar assembly elections. The RJD has given its candidates the nomination for the first phase of seats. In the RJD parliamentary board meeting, the names of candidates of about 27 seats have been approved, in which special preference is given to sons and daughters and wives of party leaders.

Not only this, the RJD has also taken care of its traditional Yadav community, under which tickets have been given to the leaders of the Yadav community. Sudhakar Singh, son of RJD state president Jagdanand Singh, has been fielded from Ramgarh, former Union Minister Jai Prakash Yadav's daughter Divya Prakash from Tarapur seat and brother Vijay Prakash from Jamui. Similarly, Rahul Tiwari, son of former MP Shivanand Tiwari, has been nominated from Shahpur and Rishi Singh, son of former Union Minister Kanti Singh, from Obra seat.

Former MLA Rajaballabh Yadav's wife Vibha Devi has been given ticket from Navinagar and Arun Yadav's wife Kiran Devi from Sandesh assembly seat. . Among the 27 candidates who have been given tickets by RJD so far, Yadav is a good candidate. In the first list, RJD has fielded about ten Yadav candidates, due to which it is bound to raise questions on Tejashwi Yadav. In fact, for some time, Tejashwi Yadav has been continuously saying that the RJD is now not just a party of Muslims and Yadavs, but the party of A to Z.

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