The Government of India has now made its stand clear on Article 370.The National General Secretary of the JD(U) and the leader of the parliamentary party RCP Singh has made it clear that there is no point in opposing article 370 after its expiry. When the majority has decided, it is not advisable to bang the chest against it. Some JDU leaders are still protesting against the termination of Article 370.The RCP advised them that the party's stand on the issue is clear. Those who don't feel like the party go somewhere else. There is no difference of opinion in the party. Let us know the full details

For your information, some leaders, including JDU Legislative Council member Ghulam Rasool Baliyavi and former MP Dr. Monajir Hassan, are still protesting against the termination of Article 370. He made it clear that the upcoming assembly elections will be contested under the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.

In his statement, RCP Singh said that the JDU opposed the Centre's proposal to abolish Article 370 in both the Houses of Parliament. A way of opposing. Apart from voting in favour, non-participation in voting is also part of parliamentary functioning. The party opposed it by not taking part in the voting. RCP Singh said he would stand with the Congress by voting against the resolution. It no longer exists. We should all respect the majority. Now there is no point in banging the chest in its name.The JDU will continue to oppose controversial issues. On the question of Ayodhya, he said the matter is going on in court. Everyone should wait for the verdict.

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