As the assembly elections in the Indian state of Bihar come to a close, opposition seems to deepen in the opposition over the seat-sharing leadership of the grand alliance. While claiming the leadership of the election with more seats, the Congress has described itself as the Big Boss, so the trio of Jitan Ram Manjhi, Upendra Kushwaha and Mukesh Sahni have also increased the pressure on the Rashtriya Janata Dal. It is believed that this trio has the support of the Congress. However, RJD does not appear to be in the mood for any compromise.
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The three small constituents of the Grand Alliance, Rashtriya Lok Samata Party President Upendra Kushwaha 'Hindustani Awam Morcha' Supremo Jeetan Ram Manjhi and Mukesh Sahni, the head of the developing Human Party, have gathered together on the issue of seat-sharing and leadership of the Grand Alliance. The political implications of this secret meeting of the three, which took place just after the Congress' anti-RJD statement, are being explored. It is believed that in the meeting, leadership was discussed in the grand alliance for the assembly elections. Manjhi has already been demanding a coordination committee in the grand alliance. He has been saying that the same coordination committee should make all the big decisions with the leadership of the grand alliance.
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These issues were also discussed in a meeting of Congress at the residence of senior Congress leader and former Governor Nikhil Kumar. State Congress President Madan Mohan Jha, Sadanand Singh, Akhilesh Singh, Tariq Anwar and Dhiraj Kumar etc. are included in the meeting. Through the meeting, the Congress increased the pressure on the RJD on the issue of seat-sharing and leadership. After the meeting, Congress MP Akhilesh Singh gave his formula for seat sharing in the assembly elections. He said that he was with the alliance in the last assembly elections. Therefore, the Janata Dal United's 102 seats should be divided among the constituents of the Grand Alliance and the Congress gets the most share. Later, Congress leader Ajit Sharma also supported Akhilesh Singh in his statement. Senior Congress leader of the Congress, Sadanand Singh, said that the assembly elections were fought under the leadership of the Congress.
