Patna: After the results of the Bihar assembly elections, there has been an uproar in the Congress party. Sometimes the Mahagathbandhan colleagues blame the Congress for the defeat, sometimes the leaders of the party themselves raise questions on the leadership and ticket division. The matter has even increased that the party leader has claimed a break in Congress. Regarding this, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has said that he has no information in this regard.

On the news of the displeasure of Congress MLAs, CM Nitish has said, "We do not pay attention to all these things, no one has contacted us." There is a lot of information going on within the party, we have no information in this regard. "Let us know that former MLA of Congress Bharat Singh has claimed that a big breakdown is going to happen in the party soon." More than half of the party's MLA can leave Congress. He claimed that 11 MLAs of the party would soon leave the party. Congress leader and former MLA Bharat Singh have said that this time 19 MLAs have won from the Congress ticket but there are 11 MLAs who may have won the election on the Congress symbol, but they are not from the Congress. He claimed that these people bought tickets by paying money and became MLAs.

The Congress Grand Alliance in last year's assembly elections, contested 70 seats out of 243 assembly seats in the state and only 19 candidates could win. After the elections, the parties involved in the Grand Alliance also talked about not forming the government of the Grand Alliance due to the Congress.

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