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Paras said he and his party faced injustice in the NDA alliance, and tendered his resignation.

Pashupati Paras resigns from Modi Cabinet after BJP's deal with nephew 

Paras said he and his party faced injustice in the NDA alliance, and tendered his resignation.

Rashtriya Lok Janshakti Party (RLJP) President Pashupati Kumar Paras resigned from the Union Cabinet on Tuesday, a day after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) finalised a seat sharing deal with his nephew.
The BJP on Monday announced a seat-sharing agreement in Bihar with Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United (JDU) and Chirag Paswan's LJP (Ram Vilas). Pashupati Paras&rsquo; faction of the LJP found no mention.
The LJP (Ram Vilas) will field candidates from Vaishali, Samastipur, Khagaria, Jamui and Hajipur -- the Lok Sabha constituency won by Paras in the 2019 election.
"The NDA alliance has been announced. I am grateful to the Prime Minister. My party and I faced injustice. So I am resigning as minister," Paras said in a statement.
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On Ram Vilas Paswan's birth anniversary on Monday, his son and brother are engaged in a bitter battle for his legacy.

On Ram Vilas Paswan birth anniv, a battle for legacy between his son & brother 

Chirag Paswan, who has been cornered within the LJP after a political coup staged by his uncle,&nbsp;will be launching an ashirwad yatra from Hajipur.

Son and brother battle it out for Paswan's legacy 

Start with Chirag&nbsp;byte:&nbsp;"I am the son of a lion, will never be scared, no matter how much people try to break us..."
On Ram Vilas Paswan's birth anniversary on Monday, his son and brother are engaged in a bitter battle for his legacy.
Chirag Paswan, who has been cornered within the LJP after a political coup staged by his uncle, will be launching an ashirwad yatra from Hajipur. Paswan senior represented Hajipur for eight terms in Lok Sabha and his brother Pashupati Kumar Paras is now MP from there.
Chirag's yatra has naturally angered Paras, who is now the partys leader in the Lok Sabha, and has also acquired the designation of national president of the faction he leads.
Paras recently questioned Chirag whether the birth anniversary of his father was an occasion for paying tributes or to seek blessings of the people.
He also advised his nephew, with whom he has burnt his bridges, to hold his programmes in Jamui the Lok Sabha seat he is representing for the second consecutive term.
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Chirag Paswan, who has been cornered within the LJP after a political coup staged by his uncle,&nbsp;will be launching an ashirwad yatra from Hajipur.

On Ram Vilas Paswan's birth anniversary on Monday, his son and brother are engaged in a bitter battle for his legacy.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/chirag-paswan-bjp-s-silence-hurt-my-father-stood-behind-saffron-party-like-a-rock-1624379941052" target="_blank">Chirag Paswan</a>, who has been cornered within the LJP after a political coup staged by his uncle, will be launching an ashirwad yatra from Hajipur. Paswan senior represented Hajipur for eight terms in Lok Sabha and his brother Pashupati Kumar Paras is now MP from there.
Chirag's yatra has naturally angered Paras, who is now the partys leader in the Lok Sabha, and has also acquired the designation of national president of the faction he leads.
Paras recently questioned Chirag whether the birth anniversary of his father was an occasion for paying tributes or to seek blessings of the people.
He also advised his nephew, with whom he has burnt his bridges, to hold his programmes in Jamui the Lok Sabha seat he is representing for the second consecutive term.
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/the-political-burnout-of-chirag-paswan-1623974000706" target="_blank">The political burnout of Chirag Paswan</a>

Chirag Paswan who has been sidelined in his Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) after a coup led by his uncle Pashupati Kumar Paras, will hold a national executive meeting in Delhi on Sunday.
The Paras faction, however, claims that Paswan cannot hold a party meeting as he is no longer the president of the party.&nbsp; The LJP has six MPs in the Lok Sabha and five of them have considered Paras as their leader.
Amid a feud with his uncle Pashupati Paras over the control of the party, Paswan has asserted that more than 90 per cent of the national executive members are with him.
Meanwhile, the LJP faction headed by Paras on Saturday disbanded all bodies and state units affiliated with the party and announced a new national executive.

LJP power tussle: Chirag Paswan calls key national executive meeting

LJP's Chirag Paswan to hold key meet in Delhi

Chirag Paswan who has been sidelined in his Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) after a coup led by his uncle Pashupati Kumar Paras, will hold a national executive meeting in Delhi on Sunday.
The Paras faction, however, claims that Paswan cannot hold a party meeting as he is no longer the president of the party.&nbsp; The LJP has six MPs in the Lok Sabha and five of them have considered Paras as their leader.
Amid a feud with his uncle Pashupati Paras over the control of the party, Paswan has asserted that more than 90 per cent of the national executive members are with him.
Meanwhile, the LJP faction headed by Paras on Saturday disbanded all bodies and state units affiliated with the party and announced a new national executive.

With the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) riddled in the faction war between the two groups led by Chirag Paswan and his uncle Pashupati Paras, a sexual assault case has now surfaced against Chirag's cousin Prince Raj Paswan.
A woman has lodged a 3-page complaint with Delhi Police at the Connaught Place police station. She has alleged that Prince Paswan mixed intoxicants in her water, following which she fainted. She has alleged that she was raped by Prince Paswan.
The complaint was lodged with Delhi Police on June 15. While police have launched a probe, an FIR is yet to be lodged in the case.
Prince Paswan&nbsp;is a Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MP of the LJP&nbsp;from Samastipur in Bihar. On Tuesday,&nbsp;Chirag shared a letter dated March 29 written to his uncle, in which he had mentioned the sexual assault complaint by a woman party worker against Prince Raj, advising him to approach the police.

Twist in LJP faction saga: Sexual assault case against Chirag Paswan's cousin Prince Raj Paswan

Amid&nbsp;LJP's&nbsp;faction war, sexual assault case surfaces against Chirag's&nbsp;cousin
Chirag's&nbsp;cousin, Prince Raj Paswan, LJP&nbsp;MP from Samastipur&nbsp;accused of rape
Woman has lodged a complaint with Delhi Police, alleging her drink was spiked
Complaint was lodged with Delhi Police on June 15, FIR yet to be filed
Chirag in his letter to his uncle, mentioned sexual assault case against Prince
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With the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) riddled in the faction war between the two groups led by Chirag Paswan and his uncle Pashupati Paras, a sexual assault case has now surfaced against Chirag's cousin Prince Raj Paswan.
A woman has lodged a 3-page complaint with Delhi Police at the Connaught Place police station. She has alleged that Prince Paswan mixed intoxicants in her water, following which she fainted. She has alleged that she was raped by Prince Paswan.
The complaint was lodged with Delhi Police on June 15. While police have launched a probe, an FIR is yet to be lodged in the case.
Prince Paswan&nbsp;is a Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MP of the LJP&nbsp;from Samastipur in Bihar. On Tuesday,&nbsp;Chirag shared a letter dated March 29 written to his uncle, in which he had mentioned the sexual assault complaint by a woman party worker against Prince Raj, advising him to approach the police.

In his first press conference since a split within the LJP, the party's Lok Sabha MP from Jamui, Chirag Paswan said that the faction led by his uncle Pashupati Kumar Paras was behind the crisis. Chirag added that he would continue to fight to keep the party together.
Chirag also alleged that Bihar CM Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (Untied) worked to engineer the split in the Lok Janshakti Party.
He was also asked if "Hanuman" would seek the help of "Ram". The question was a reference to a remark he made during the Bihar polls last year, where Paswan referred to himself as the "Hanuman" to PM Narendra Modi, whom he called "Ram".
In response to the question, Chirag Paswan said, "If Hanuman has to seek help from Ram, then what good is Hanuman and what good is Ram?"
Earlier this week, 5 LJP MPs wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla asking him to appoint Pashupati Kumar Paras as the LJP's parliamentary party leader in the place of Chirag Paswan. Paras and Chirag Paswan are among the LJP's six MPs in Parliament.
Chirag, who still held the post of party president until Tuesday, chaired a meeting where it was decided to expel the five rebel MPs from the LJP. In response, the five rebel MPs removed him from the post of party president.

LJP leader Chirag Paswan hits back: Faction led by uncle & JDU engineered crisis

((FROM PRESSER // Opening Bite of Chirag Paswan))
'मै Ramvilas Paswan का बेटा हूं, एक शेर का बेटा हूं, ना उस वक्त डरा और ना अब डरुंगा'
BITE 2:
"If Hanuman has to seek help from Ram, then what good is Hanuman and what good is Ram?" //Chirag&nbsp;Paswan:&nbsp;faction led by uncle behind party's crisis&nbsp; //Paswan&nbsp;accuses Nitish&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;and JD(U) of engineering the LJP&nbsp;split&nbsp; //'Ram's Hanuman':&nbsp;LJP&nbsp;leader hints that he won't seek any help from PM Modi&nbsp; //5 LJP&nbsp;MPs&nbsp;have written to LS&nbsp;Speaker to replace Chirag&nbsp;as their leader in the House //Chirag&nbsp;and his uncle&nbsp;Pashupati Kumar Paras&nbsp;are among the LJP's&nbsp;6 MPs&nbsp; //Rebel MPs removed Paswan&nbsp;from the post of the party president on Tuesday&nbsp;

In his first press conference since a split within the LJP, the party's Lok Sabha MP from Jamui, Chirag Paswan said that the faction led by his uncle Pashupati Kumar Paras was behind the crisis. Chirag added that he would continue to fight to keep the party together.
Chirag also alleged that Bihar CM Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (Untied) worked to engineer the split in the Lok Janshakti Party.
He was also asked if "Hanuman" would seek the help of "Ram". The question was a reference to a remark he made during the Bihar polls last year, where Paswan referred to himself as the "Hanuman" to PM Narendra Modi, whom he called "Ram".
In response to the question, Chirag Paswan said, "If Hanuman has to seek help from Ram, then what good is Hanuman and what good is Ram?"
Earlier this week, 5 LJP MPs wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla asking him to appoint Pashupati Kumar Paras as the LJP's parliamentary party leader in the place of Chirag Paswan. Paras and Chirag Paswan are among the LJP's six MPs in Parliament.
Chirag, who still held the post of party president until Tuesday, chaired a meeting where it was decided to expel the five rebel MPs from the LJP. In response, the five rebel MPs removed him from the post of party president.

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