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HAM chief Jitan Ram Manjhi expresses confidence as NDA leads 166 seats in Bihar assembly polls, predicting at least six wins for his party amid ongoing counting.

Jitan Ram Manjhi Confident in NDA's Victory in Bihar Elections

Manjhi Anticipates NDA's Victory in Bihar Elections

HAM chief Jitan Ram Manjhi expresses confidence as NDA leads 166 seats in Bihar assembly polls, predicting at least six wins for his party amid ongoing counting.

HAM chief Jitan Ram Manjhi on Friday exuded confidence that the NDA will win more than 160 seats in the 243-member Bihar assembly polls and his party Hindustani Awam Morcha (Secular), as a constituent of the ruling alliance, will bag at least six constituencies.
The ruling NDA was leading in 166 seats, surpassing the majority mark of 122, according to the Election Commission.
The opposition INDIA bloc was way behind, leading only in 59 of the 243 seats in the Bihar assembly. The tally is likely to change with several rounds of counting still left.
"Poll results show more than 160 seats for the NDA. The HAM is ahead in four to five seats as of now, and we expect at least six seats," Manjhi told reporters.
He attributed the NDA's performance in the elections to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's good governance. The credit also goes to the Election Commission for free and fair elections, he said.
The BJP was leading in 72 assembly seats, its ally JD(U) in 71, the LJP(RV) in 18, the HAM (S) in four, and the RLM was ahead in one seat after the first few rounds of counting.
In the opposition bloc, the RJD was leading in 43 seats, the Congress in eight, the CPI (ML) Liberation in six, and the CPI and CPI(M) in one seat each.
The Prashant Kishor-led Jan Suraaj Party and the Mukesh Sahani-helmed VIP are trailing in all the seats they have contested.

Bihar polls: BJP & JD(U) to split 50-50 seats, LJP still bargaining  

BJP and JD(U) have zeroed in on evenly splitting the seat share in the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections according to reports. Both parties will contest 119 seats while Jitan Ram Manjhi&rsquo;s Hindustani Awam Morcha will contest from 5 seats. But there is trouble in NDA&nbsp;paradise as dependable&nbsp;ally Ram Vilas Paswan&rsquo;s Lok Janshakti Party is still negotiating its share. Speculations have been mounting as deliberations between Chirag Paswan and JP Nadda continue. The likelihood of LJP walking out of the alliance to contest alone in 143 constituencies remain ripe. Bihar will go to polls in 3 phases starting on October 28.

Bihar&nbsp;polls: BJP-JD(U) to split 50-50 seat share&nbsp; JD(U) to contest 119 seats, Manjhi's&nbsp;Morcha&nbsp;gets 5 seats LJP&nbsp;still negotiating, might go solo: reports Bihar&nbsp;to vote in 3-phases starting October 28&nbsp;&nbsp;

According to reports,&nbsp;BJP and JD(U) have zeroed in on evenly splitting the Assembly seats in the upcoming Bihar&nbsp;elections.&nbsp; Both parties will contest 119 seats while Jitan Ram Manjhi&rsquo;s Hindustani Awam Morcha will contest from 5 seats. But there is trouble in NDA&nbsp;paradise as dependable&nbsp;ally Ram Vilas Paswan&rsquo;s Lok Janshakti Party is still negotiating its share. Speculations have been mounting as deliberations between Chirag Paswan and JP Nadda continue. The likelihood of LJP walking out of the alliance to contest alone in 143 constituencies remain rife. Bihar will go to polls in 3 phases starting on October 28.

Chirag Paswan slams Nitish ahead of LJP's key meet 

PTI, Patna:&nbsp;The Lok Janshakti Party will hold a crucial meeting of its Bihar leaders on Monday to decide whether to fight against the JD(U) in the upcoming state assembly polls amid worsening ties between the two members of the ruling NDA.
On the eve of the meeting, LJP president Chirag Paswan fired yet another salvo at JD(U) president and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, saying his decision to provide government jobs to kin of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes community members who were killed is "nothing but an election-related announcement".
In a letter to the Bihar chief minister, he accused Kumar of not fulfilling earlier promises made to SCs and STs, including giving them three dismil of land.
The LJP president said that "if the Nitish Kumar government was sincere", it should give jobs to a family member of all those from the communities who were killed during its 15-year rule.
The LJP, whose main face is Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan, and the JD(U) have been sniping at each other for months.
Kumar's decision to join hands with former chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi, a Dalit leader like the Paswans with a history of targeting the LJP, has further soured their ties.
While aiming at Kumar, Chirag Paswan has refrained from attacking the BJP and has even been lauding Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
One of the options that Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan's party, now headed by his son Chirag Paswan, may consider is to remain a part of the BJP-led NDA at the Centre but to fight outside the coalition's fold in the state, while not contesting against the saffron party, sources said.
It may be noted that the LJP had in February 2005 fought against the RJD in the Bihar assembly polls, even though both regional parties were part of the Congress-led UPA government at the Centre.
The LJP put up candidates against the RJD while maintaining its ties with the Congress.
This had led to the formation of a hung assembly in the state, ending Lalu Prasad Yadav's RJD's 15-year rule, and another assembly poll held a few months later saw the Nitish Kumar-led JD(U) and BJP alliance storming to power with their maiden majority.
While BJP leaders, including its national president J P Nadda, have been insisting that all three NDA parties will fight the upcoming polls together, sources said a sense of unease has crept in, with Kumar working to strengthen his position by actively wooing leaders from the RJD and tying up with Manjhi.
The JD(U) has also made it clear that it will not hold any seat-sharing talks with the LJP, as its ties have been traditionally with the BJP.
The Election Commission is likely to announce the schedule for the Bihar polls sometime this month. Polls to the 243-seat assembly are likely to be held in October-November.

The Lok Janshakti Party will hold a crucial meeting of its Bihar leaders on Monday to decide whether to fight against the JD(U) in the upcoming state assembly polls amid worsening ties between the two members of the ruling NDA. On the eve of the meeting, LJP president Chirag Paswan fired yet another salvo at JD(U) president and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, saying his decision to provide government jobs to kin of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes community members who were killed is 'nothing but an election-related announcement'. The LJP, whose main face is Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan, and the JD(U) have been sniping at each other for months.&nbsp;Kumar's decision to join hands with former chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi, a Dalit leader like the Paswans with a history of targeting the LJP, has further soured their ties.

PTI, Patna:&nbsp;The Lok Janshakti Party will hold a crucial meeting of its Bihar leaders on Monday to decide whether to fight against the JD(U) in the upcoming state assembly polls amid worsening ties between the two members of the ruling NDA.
On the eve of the meeting, LJP president Chirag Paswan fired yet another salvo at JD(U) president and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, saying his decision to provide government jobs to kin of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes community members who were killed is "nothing but an election-related announcement".
In a letter to the Bihar chief minister, he accused Kumar of not fulfilling earlier promises made to SCs and STs, including giving them three dismil of land.
The LJP president said that "if the Nitish Kumar government was sincere", it should give jobs to a family member of all those from the communities who were killed during its 15-year rule.
The LJP, whose main face is Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan, and the JD(U) have been sniping at each other for months.
Kumar's decision to join hands with former chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi, a Dalit leader like the Paswans with a history of targeting the LJP, has further soured their ties.
While aiming at Kumar, Chirag Paswan has refrained from attacking the BJP and has even been lauding Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
One of the options that Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan's party, now headed by his son Chirag Paswan, may consider is to remain a part of the BJP-led NDA at the Centre but to fight outside the coalition's fold in the state, while not contesting against the saffron party, sources said.
It may be noted that the LJP had in February 2005 fought against the RJD in the Bihar assembly polls, even though both regional parties were part of the Congress-led UPA government at the Centre.
The LJP put up candidates against the RJD while maintaining its ties with the Congress.
This had led to the formation of a hung assembly in the state, ending Lalu Prasad Yadav's RJD's 15-year rule, and another assembly poll held a few months later saw the Nitish Kumar-led JD(U) and BJP alliance storming to power with their maiden majority.
While BJP leaders, including its national president J P Nadda, have been insisting that all three NDA parties will fight the upcoming polls together, sources said a sense of unease has crept in, with Kumar working to strengthen his position by actively wooing leaders from the RJD and tying up with Manjhi.
The JD(U) has also made it clear that it will not hold any seat-sharing talks with the LJP, as its ties have been traditionally with the BJP.
The Election Commission is likely to announce the schedule for the Bihar polls sometime this month. Polls to the 243-seat assembly are likely to be held in October-November.

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