Patna, October 15 (IANS). Political activities are on the rise in the Bihar assembly elections. The parties are announcing the names of their ‘warriors’ who will participate in the elections. But till now no official announcement has been made by the Grand Alliance about the distribution of seats but the election fighters have started filing nominations to enter the fray. Grand alliance coordination committee chief Tejashwi Yadav filed nomination from his old constituency Raghopur on Wednesday. Meanwhile, six candidates of CPI (ML) who are part of the Grand Alliance also submitted their nominations on Wednesday. On behalf of CPI (ML), outgoing MPW Gopal Ravidas from Phulwarisharif filed nomination papers, while Divya Gautam from Digha, Madan Singh Chandravanshi from Tarari, Shivprakash Ranjan from Agiaon, Ajit Kumar Singh from Dumraon and Jitendra Paswan from Bhore filed nomination. papers. Here, the Congress, which is part of the Grand Alliance, has also started distributing symbols to the candidates. Meanwhile, internal discord also surfaced in the Congress even before the list of candidates was released. The workers vehemently opposed the state president Rajesh Ram who had reached Patna from Delhi. The workers raised slogans and made serious allegations against the leaders for selling tickets. Meanwhile, Congress gave symbols to Anand Shankar Singh of Aurangabad Assembly constituency, Pratima Das of Rajapakad Assembly constituency, Shivprakash Garibdas of Bachhwara and Trishuldhari Singh of Barbigha Assembly constituency on Wednesday night. Let us tell you that a series of meetings have been going on from Patna to Delhi regarding seat sharing of Grand Alliance leaders, but so far no official announcement has been made regarding seat sharing. The most important contest in this election is believed to be between the NDA led by BJP and Janata Dal (United) and the grand alliance led by Tejashwi Yadav of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). The first phase of Bihar assembly elections will be held on November 6 and the second phase on November 11, while the counting of votes will take place on November 14. –IANS MNP/DKP Share this story Tags
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