'Didn't join the party to dispute elections', before announcing seats in the Bihar election, Pawan Singh called himself a 'true worker'

New -delhi, October 11 (IANS). Bhojpuri’s great singer and actor Pawan Singh lives in the headlines for his songs and films, but he has also been in the news for his personal controversies and politics for a long time. Singer rejoined BJP on September 30, but now he says that he did not join the party with the intention of contesting elections, but that he is completely committed to the party. Pawan Singh made a post on X and posted a photo of himself and the Minister of Homes of the Union. He wrote in the headline: “I, Pawan Singh, want to tell my Bhojpuri community that I did not join the party to dispute the Bihar meetings election, nor do I want to dispute the meeting election. I am and will remain a true soldier of the party.” There are mixed reactions on social media regarding Singer’s post. Some users say they are with him and know his intentions very well, while some people connect it to Jyoti Singh and the election card. Users say what will you do if you do not get the ticket of BJP again? Users also say that Pawan Singh, due to the dispute with his wife, will not get the ticket again. BJP has not yet announced the seats for Bihar election, but even before that is Jyoti Singh with the Jansuraj party leader Prashant Kishore. It is said that the woman from the singer came to Kishore Kumar to get the ticket to dispute the election, but Jyoti came before the media and denied the talks of elections. When Pawan Singh joined BJP, it is said that the singer can get the ticket out of the Arrah district, but it is not yet confirmed from where BJP will field. Let us tell you that in 2024 Pawan Singh also turned to BJP to try his happiness. At the time, he did not get the desired seat, after which he decided to compete as an independent of Karakat Lok Sabha seat. However, Raja Ram Singh won the Karakat seat. He defeated both Upendra Kushwaha and Pawan Singh. -—Is PS/As Share This Story Tags