Mumbai: Amid the political threat in Maharashtra, there is speculation of a rift between the JDU-BJP alliance in Bihar as well. It is being said that there is a difference of opinion between the two parties over the Agneepath scheme brought for army recruitment. However, now JDU leader and minister Vijendra Yadav has clarified on the issue. He said there is no dispute between the two parties. The BJP and the JDU are like husband and wife, between whom there may be a rift but it is difficult to separate. The views of both of us may be different, it does not mean that we will be separated.

"There is an alliance between the two parties, no one is a slave of anyone. On Thursday, he was talking to the media at the JDU state office. He said the views of the two parties may be different but that does not mean that the relationship between the two will deteriorate. Both the parties are working for the development of Bihar.

In the midst of the political crisis going on in Maharashtra, when the media asked the minister whether maharashtra's influence can be in Bihar? Can there be an attempt to break the JD(U) MLA here also? So the minister replied that there should be strength in the leader, who will keep the party united. Nitish Kumar is well aware of running the party. Meanwhile, the media asked him that all is not well between the BJP-JDU.

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