Patna: National President of Hindustan Awam Morcha (WE) and former CM Jitan Ram Manjhi, who contested with the NDA after breaking away from the Grand Alliance in Bihar Assembly elections, is now preparing to contest the assembly elections in West Bengal. After securing his political land in Bihar, Manjhi is now preparing to establish a foothold in West Bengal.

It is worth mentioning that on Sunday in the capital Patna, there was a meeting of the national council of Jitan Ram Manjhi's party Hum. It was determined in the meeting that the party will participate in the assembly elections to be held in West Bengal next year and will contest the elections. It was considered in the meeting that it is necessary to contest elections in Bengal to further strengthen and expand the party. In such a situation, in view of contesting the assembly elections in Bengal, the party has asked all its workers to stand united.

At the same time, in the meeting, Manjhi praised the party workers and said that because of them, today the party is in a strong position. However, Manjhi has not yet clarified how many seats the party will contest in West Bengal. This issue is currently being discussed in the party.

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