Chirag Paswan Affirms "My alliance is only with the people of Bihar"

Speaking at a rally in Sahebganj block within the Vaishali Lok Sabha constituency, he emphasized, "My alliance is exclusively with the people of Bihar. Anyone entertaining thoughts of bending or breaking me is mistaken. Chirag Paswan stands firm like a lion, unwavering before any pressure."

Chirag Paswan, the President of Lok Janshakti Party-Ram Vilas (LJPR), made it clear on Sunday that his alliance is solely with the people of Bihar.

Speaking at a rally in Sahebganj block within the Vaishali Lok Sabha constituency, he emphasized, "My alliance is exclusively with the people of Bihar. Anyone entertaining thoughts of bending or breaking me is mistaken. Chirag Paswan stands firm like a lion, unwavering before any pressure."

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He further stated, "I harbor no aspirations for power, neither now nor in the future. My allegiance lies solely with the people of Bihar. Beyond them, I have no other commitments."

Chirag Paswan didn't shy away from criticizing the current state government, pointing out that Bihar hadn't been plundered by a single party but rather by several over the years.

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"Numerous governments have ruled Bihar, yet its condition hasn't seen improvement; instead, it's veering towards deterioration. With elections looming, leaders will come forth to woo the people of Bihar. I urge the public to scrutinize the past promises and identify those leaders who failed to deliver," he urged.

After the rally, Chirag Paswan returned to Patna and proceeded to Delhi. Speaking to the media at the Patna airport, he mentioned that seat-sharing arrangements would soon be finalized. "Discussions regarding the number of seats and constituencies have concluded. It's just a matter of time before we make a joint announcement," he assured.

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