Patna: The revolt in the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) is not taking the name of stopping. In the last month, around 27 leaders of the party had voted together and supported the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). At the same time, about five dozen leaders of the party will join the Janata Dal United (JDU) together on 18 February. Not only this, but these rebel leaders will also file a fraud case against the party's National President Chirag Paswan.

According to media reports, the party rebels led by Dinanath Kranti met at the residence of LJP rebel leader Keshav Singh, in which around 5 dozen leaders decided to join the JDU and support CM Nitish Kumar. Keshav Singh said that these leaders will join the party in the presence of JDU national president RCP Singh at the meeting held on 18 February at the JDU office.

Rebel leaders of LJP have not only decided to leave the party, but it has also been decided to file a case of cheating on the party. The rebels allege that Chirag has cheated the workers in 94 assembly constituencies by resorting to lies. In February 2019, only those who made 25 thousand members announced to give tickets for the assembly elections, but after charging a large amount, they were not given tickets.

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