New Delhi: In the initial trends of Jharkhand assembly elections, hung assembly is expected. In the trends that came till 9.30 am, where the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) remained the largest party in the state, the opposition Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), Congress and RJD alliance were leading in 33 seats. Up to this time, no party has been able to get a clear majority in the trends.

Till this time the majority of the seats for the 81 assembly seats of the state remained far away and no one had full mandate to form the government. According to sources, in the meantime, BJP has approached Azu. Sources are telling that the BJP has held talks with its former ally Sudesh Mahato, who is the national president of AJSU. In the trends till 9:30 AM, BJP was ahead in 35 and AJSU in 8 seats. In this way, if both the parties come together, then with the strength of 43 seats, they collect the majority figure and can form the government.

In fact, Sudesh Mahato, the president of Jharkhand's political party All Jharkhand Student Union (AJSU) and his party entered the fray without BJP's support in this assembly election. Earlier, Sudesh Mahato continued to get BJP support. In the last election too, he formed an alliance with the BJP.

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