Chief Minister Nitish Kumar with the newly elected members of the new Legislative Council and the Chairman and Deputy Chief Minister.
– Photo: Amar Ujala
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Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Meeting with Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren Attended the swearing-in ceremony of the newly elected members of the Bihar Legislative Council. Along with this, he also became a witness to the fact that now his party Janata Dal United (JDU) is no longer on top in either of the two houses of Bihar. The situation is completely opposite to the situation before the 2020 elections. With the swearing-in on Wednesday, the BJP has more members than the JDU in the Bihar Legislative Council. JDU is already at number three in the Bihar Assembly. There the ruling Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) along with JDU is at number one and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is at number two.
BJP-JDU won two seats each, PK supported in one
On Wednesday, newly elected Awadhesh Narayan Singh (BJP) from Gaya graduate seat, newly elected Virendra Narayan Yadav (JDU) from Saran graduate constituency, newly elected Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Singh (JDU) from Kosi teacher seat, Gaya teacher constituency Newly-elected Jeevan Kumar (BJP) took oath from. BJP and JDU got two seats each in the five-seat elections held recently, while one seat was won by Prashant Kishor-backed candidate Afaq Ahmed. You have already taken the oath.
BJP number one in the council with 24 members
The ruling JDU had 24 members in the Legislative Council. Now, despite the victory of two in this election, the number of JDU members has been reduced to 23. The number of BJP members was earlier 23. Two of its members were elected, but with the addition of one new member, the number became 24. RJD has 14 members, Congress four, CPI, HAM and Rashtriya Lok Janshakti Party one each in the Legislative Council. Apart from this, six members are independent. Around these elections, Upendra Kushwaha resigned from JDU and also left the seat of the Legislative Council, but the by-election could not be held on this seat. This seat is vacant now.
