New Delhi: After the campaigning ended for the five Bihar Lok Sabha seats, Rashtriya Lok Samata Party national general secretary and spokesperson Madhav Anand exuberated confidence on the Mahagathbandhan's win in the state.
Speaking exclusively to ETV Bharat, Madhav Anand said that the party has successfully ended their campaigning in the state for the forthcoming fourth phase of polls. He further asserted that the political wave of the state seems to be in favour of the Mahagathbandhan.
Hitting out at the BJP State President Nityanand Rai, Madhav said, "Nityanand might be a big name for BJP but he is certainly not a big leader for the public. He stands no chance against our chief Upendra Kushwaha as the people are aware that Rai has done no work as an MP in the state."
Speaking on the disgruntled leader and Sitamarhi MP, Ram Kumar Sharma, who recently drifted away from the party, the RLSP spokesman said, "Sharma's decision to contest against Kushwaha will cause no harm to the party but rather benefit us. Sharma's work will accelerate the party's chances of victory in the state".
Campaigning ended on Saturday for the five Bihar Lok Sabha seats of Begusarai, Munger, Ujiyarpur, Samastipur and Darbhanga which go to the polls in the fourth phase on April 29.
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