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Upendra Kushwaha got Y+ category security, central government kind after the rebellion against Nitish? This information was given by the IB that Upendra Kushwaha could be attacked, after which he has now been given Y plus security by the Central Government. At the same time, after separating from JDU, there are many speculations about Upendra Kushwaha. Image Source: PTI Upendra Kushwaha New…

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In Bihar, Modi Factor and Nitish’s EBC, Mahadalit Base Propel NDA Over INDIA

In the recent Bihar elections, the NDA maintained its dominance by winning 30 out of 40 seats, while the opposition alliance, INDIA, secured 9 seats — an improvement from the single seat they won in 2019.

NDA’s Performance

Despite losing five seats compared to its 2019 performance, the BJP won 12 out of the 17 seats it contested. The JD(U), led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, secured 12 seats, four fewer than in 2019. The NDA’s success has been attributed to the Narendra Modi factor and the support from Nitish’s constituency of Extreme Backward Classes (EBCs) and Mahadalits.

Key Allies and Victories

Chirag Paswan’s Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) won all five seats it contested, continuing its strong performance from 2019. Hindustani Awam Morcha (Secular) candidate and former CM Jitan Ram Manjhi won the Gaya seat, reinforcing NDA’s strength.

However, Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLM) chief Upendra Kushwaha lost in Karakat, largely due to the presence of BJP rebel Pawan Singh.

INDIA’s Struggles and Gains

The RJD, part of the INDIA bloc, won 4 out of 23 seats, marking its return to the Lok Sabha after a gap of five years. Lalu Prasad’s daughter, Misa Bharti, won the Pataliputra seat, a first for the party since its creation in 2008.

Notable Wins and Losses

RJD’s Breakthroughs: The RJD broke through in the BJP stronghold of Buxar with Sudhakar Singh defeating BJP’s Mithilesh Tiwari.

Congress’s Improved Performance: The Congress increased its seat count from one in 2019 to three, winning in Katihar and Sasaram.

CPI (ML)L’s Emergence: The CPI (ML)L’s Sudama Prasad and Raja Ram Singh became giant-killers in Arrah and Karakat, respectively.

Setbacks and Surprises

Independent Victory: Rajesh Ranjan, an independent candidate, won the Purnia seat, defeating the JD(U) incumbent.

Key Losses: The JD(U) lost seats in Kishanganj, Katihar, and Jehanabad.

Conclusion

The NDA’s success in Bihar was driven by a combination of Modi’s influence and Nitish Kumar’s loyal base among EBCs and Mahadalits. Meanwhile, the opposition bloc, INDIA, managed significant gains but fell short of toppling the NDA’s dominance. The emergence of CPI (ML)L as a formidable force and the improved performance of Congress highlight the evolving political landscape in Bihar.

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Owaisi, Mayawati or Upendra Kushwaha: Why RJD-led Grand Alliance lost fort Bihar to NDA? | India News PATNA: Despite RJD becoming the single-largest party in Bihar by getting 75 seats in the assembly elections, the Grand Alliance or as the Mahagathbandhan, it was pinning its hopes on, could manage to secure only 110 seats, much below the required majority mark to form a government in the state. 

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The shape of a new opposition

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The shape of a new opposition

At his first press conference in Patna on February 18, election strategist Prashant Kishor said he was in the state to get the Baat Bihar Ki’ initiative off the ground, the centrepiece of his pitch being a developmental push to secure for Bihar a place among the top 10 states. PK insisted he was not there to form alliances or stitch election strategies, but just two days later, he was spotted in a Delhi hotel, meeting with three leaders of the state’s erstwhile grand alliance’, former Union minister Upendra Kushwaha of the Rashtriya Lok Samata Party (RLSP), ex-chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi of the Hindustani Awam Morcha-Secular (HAM-S) and Mukesh Sahni of the Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP).

Although the three leaders have not said so on record, and PK maintained his development narrative even after the Delhi meeting, word is that the confabulations were about alliance strategies for the upcoming Bihar election. The three parties are still unproven electorally, but they have some claim to vote banks Kushwaha has influence among the Kushwahas or Koeris, a dominant OBC community that makes up 8 per cent of the population in Bihar; Manjhi feels the 4 per cent Musahar vote is his own; and Sahni counts on the support of the EBC Mallah boatmen.

But why were the three meeting without a repr­esentative of the biggest opposition player, the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) around? The idea, political observers say, is to pressure the RJD to fall in line. A Nitish Kumar-led NDA will find it much easier if someone from the RJD first family [read: Tejashwi Yadav] were projected as the CM candidate, said a leader present at the Delhi meeting, on condition of anonymity. Note the JD(U) pitch: our 15 years versus the RJD’s 15 years’. Nitish wins that perception battle hands down.

The idea, then, is to deny the NDA that easy target. The RJD is the NDA’s favourite punching bag; we want to change that narrative. If it works, the NDA won’t find it so easy to take us on, he says.

The argument has some merit. The RJD with its traditional M-Y voter base of Muslims (16.5 per cent) and Yadavs (14 per cent) is no doubt formidable, but in a rainbow coalition, it is also a vulnerability, as other potential support groupssuch as the Kushwahas, Dalits and Mallahs baulk at the prospect of going with a formation where the M-Y bloc is dominant. The M-Y vote bank can be decisive in a triangular or four-cornered contest, but in a bipolar contest, it is just not enough to swing the election.

Even before meeting Kishor in Delhi, the three opposition leaders were unconvinced about Tejashwi’s leadership. Lalu Prasad Yadav’s chosen heir seems to have made up his mind against letting the three parties have a larger share than he thinks is legitimate. The RJD will fight at least 150 of the 243 assembly seats in Bihar, says a senior RJD leader. The Congress will get a larger share of the remaining seats. The other allies will get what is left. They can take it or leave it.

The aggressive posturing by the three leaders has triggered much speculation in Bihar’s political circles. Is there space for a new opposition in the state? Bihar has often been described as a state of three principal partiesthe JD(U), BJP and RJD. The Congress and Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) are fourth and fifth in this pecking order, and perform well only when they back the winning horse. By themselves, the three first movers lack the necessary ballast, but they might count on PK, the ace election strategist, to help stitch a new-look winning combination. The 2019 Lok Sabha poll numbers suggest the three parties, along with Congress, can make a dent. The Congress bagged 7.8 per cent of the vote, RLSP (3.7 per cent), HAM-S (2.4 per cent) and VIP 1.7 per cent. Their combined 15.6 per cent vote plus the RJD’s 15.7 per cent add up to a sizeable vote share. But a reconstituted opposition is far from a done deal, and as Bihar Congress president M.M. Jha told INDIA TODAY on June 24, the actual seat distribution would involve many practicalities.

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Current Affairs Headlines of 11th August 2017

→ 1st phase of National Cyber Coordination Centre, set up to detect cyber security threats has been made operational. → 3 Indian companies including HUL, Asian Paints & Bharti Airtel have been ranked among Forbes’s list of  World’s Most Innovative Companies. → According to a global survey India is the worst place for retirement, In a global retirement index of 43 countries, India ranked the lowest → Amazon has announced launch of virtual customer service model, an initiative to create cost efficient employment prospects for skilled candidates. → Bangladesh will soon open a new diplomatic station in Chennai. → BitBay launches trading platform for digital currency. → Bollywood actor Sitaram Panchal passed away  after a 3 year long battle with kidney & lung cancer. → China has sent an unbreakable code from its quantum satellite to Earth, marking realization of quantum key distribution technology for the 1st time. → External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj departed for Kathmandu to participate in the 15th BIMSTEC Ministerial Meeting (10th and 11th August). → External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will depart for Kathmandu to participate in 15th BIMSTEC Ministerial Meeting. → Gujarat First State to Implement Coal Utilisation Between Power Units. → IDFC Bank has partnered with Zeta to launch IDFC Bank Benefits – Payment solution for corporates that digitises employee spends & claims. → India ranked 43rd position in 2017 Global Retirement Index (GRI). It is published by French asset management company Natixis Global. → ISRO is planning to launch a full-fledged niche Earth observation satellite called Hyperspectral Imaging using a critical chip it has developed. → Kynan Chenai & Shreyasi Singh of India have won bronze in mixed team trap event in Asian Shotgun Shooting Championship in Astana. → Kynan Chenai Wins Bronze at 7th Asian Shotgun Championships. → Logistics Data Bank project, to make India’s logistics sector more efficient through use of IT, will soon expand operations to country’s southern region. → MoS for HRD Upendra Kushwaha launched NCERT web portal for supply of textbooks to schools & individuals in Delhi. → National Green Tribunal has imposed an interim ban on use of non-biodegradable plastic bags which are less than 50 microns in Delhi. → National Skill Development Corporation & Google India will come together to train app developers for mobile platform on Android & web platforms. More Current Affairs Headlines of 11th  August 2017   - http://ift.tt/2vrJaPT

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