Bihar Politica Minister Shyam Rajak Will Left Jdu Just Before Assembly Election 2020 – Bihar: JDU expels Minister Shyam Rajak from the party before assembly elections

In this case, Janata Dal (United) spokesperson Rajiv Ranjan said that Shyam Rajak was involved in anti-party activities. Hence the party decided to take this action against him.

Speculation about return to RJD intensified
There is a talk in the political circles that Shyam Rajak can now return to his old house ie RJD. However, it has not been officially confirmed yet. When Bihar was ruled by RJD, Shyam Rajak was considered a close leader of Lalu. He has also served as a minister in the Rabri Devi government of Bihar.

Minister was also in Nitish government
Shyam Rajak joined the JDU in 2009 after the RJD lost power and disenchanted with the party. Razak became MLA and then minister from JDU quota in 2010, but when Rajak became MLA from Grand Alliance in 2015, he was not made a minister in Nitish government.

There is a possibility of political uproar in Bihar
As the days of the assembly elections are coming closer, there is a possibility of political upheaval in the state. The Lok Janshakti Party (LJP), an ally of the NDA, has also indicated its withdrawal of support from the NDA government led by Nitish Kumar on Friday. LJP president Chirag Paswan met former MP and Jan Adhikar Party president Pappu Yadav late on Friday and the two had a four-hour conversation.

Discussion between Paswan and Pappu to create third front in Bihar
It is believed that there was a discussion between Paswan and Pappu to create a third front in Bihar. However, if both the leaders agree on the Third Front, there is a possibility of alliance with many smaller parties including SP, BSP in Bihar. Political analysts believe that if this happens, there will be a big change in the politics of Bihar.

Patna: Bihar Industries Minister Shyam Rajak expelled from his party Janata Dal (U) pic.twitter.com/cJvCq3vULL

– ANI (@ANI) August 16, 2020

In this case, Janata Dal (United) spokesperson Rajiv Ranjan said that Shyam Rajak was involved in anti-party activities. Hence the party decided to take this action against him.

Shyam Rajak was involved in anti-party activities. His recent actions were nothing less than an act of indiscipline. So the party decided to take this action against him: Rajeev Ranjan, Spokesperson, Janata Dal (United) on Bihar Industries Minister Shyam Rajak's expulsion https://t.co/SivMlKr8Tn pic.twitter.com/hgjn5x29Cz

– ANI (@ANI) August 16, 2020

Speculation about return to RJD intensified
There is a talk in the political circles that Shyam Rajak can now return to his old house ie RJD. However, it has not been officially confirmed yet. When Bihar was ruled by RJD, Shyam Rajak was considered a close leader of Lalu. He has also served as a minister in the Rabri Devi government of Bihar.

Minister was also in Nitish government
Shyam Rajak joined the JDU in 2009 after the RJD lost power and disenchanted with the party. Razak became MLA and then minister from JDU quota in 2010, but when Rajak became MLA from Grand Alliance in 2015, he was not made a minister in Nitish government.

There is a possibility of political uproar in Bihar
As the days of the assembly elections are coming closer, there is a possibility of political upheaval in the state. The Lok Janshakti Party (LJP), an ally of the NDA, has also indicated its withdrawal of support from the NDA government led by Nitish Kumar on Friday. LJP president Chirag Paswan met former MP and Jan Adhikar Party president Pappu Yadav late on Friday and the two had a four-hour conversation.

Discussion between Paswan and Pappu to create third front in Bihar
It is believed that there was a discussion between Paswan and Pappu to create a third front in Bihar. However, if both the leaders agree on the Third Front, there is a possibility of alliance with many smaller parties including SP, BSP in Bihar. Political analysts believe that if this happens, there will be a big change in the politics of Bihar.