Amid reports of a tussle between Janata Dal (United) MLA Anant Singh and party MLC Neeraj Kumar, it is believed that Lalan Singh has broken his silence for the first time. He has given an incomprehensible message from Lakhisarai. He did not openly name both, but from what he said, the indication of the current situation can be clearly understood.
If both are ready to compromise, we can hold a panchayat
Lalan Singh said, “If there is a fight between two people and both are our voters, then we do not advocate for anyone, yes, if both are ready for a compromise, then we can hold a panchayat.” This statement of the Munger MP is being seen as linked to the latest situation arising in the JD(U). On the other hand, JD(U) working president Sanjay Jha had said two days ago that Lalan Singh will see the fight between the two, it is a matter of his area.
The party has given Lalan Singh the responsibility of resolving the dispute.
Sanjay Jha said on Friday that the party has entrusted senior leader and Union Minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh alias Lalan Singh with the responsibility of resolving the matter at the earliest. “The party is aware of what is happening between Anant Singh and Neeraj Kumar. Since the case pertains to Lalan Singh’s Munger Lok Sabha constituency, he has been given the responsibility to resolve the differences between the two leaders. ”
Anant Kumar Singh on Thursday took an almost rebellious stance against his party when he was present with Jan Suraj Party candidate Anuj Singh during the filing of his nomination papers for the Bihar Legislative Council elections. During this time, a large number of his supporters were also present with Singh.
Anant Singh wants Neeraj Kumar’s defeat
Mokama ML Anant Singh has made it clear that he wants the defeat of JDU Legislative Council member Neeraj Kumar, who is contesting again from the Patna Graduates constituency. He also took out a procession in support of the Jan Suraj Party candidate. The Mokama assembly constituency is a part of the Munger Lok Sabha constituency. Speaking to reporters on the occasion, Anant Singh said, “I don’t know what is the party’s stand on this matter. The truth is that he (Neeraj Kumar) has opposed me on many occasions. I also have to reply to them in the same language. ”
Anant Singh’s resentment towards Neeraj Kumar has been going on since the 2015 assembly elections. At that time, Anant Singh broke ties with JDU and contested as an independent candidate. JDU then made Neeraj Kumar a candidate from this assembly seat. However, Anant Singh retained the seat by a huge margin. The JD(U) is fielding its candidates in four seats in the elections to eight seats of the Legislative Council to be held later this month, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has fielded candidates in the remaining four seats.
