Sharma said the NDA has strong numbers in the Bihar Assembly and does not face any difficulty in securing victory. Party leaders welcomed him at Patna Airport when he arrived to oversee preparations for the election.

Five Rajya Sabha seats from Bihar will fall vacant on April 9. The NDA has fielded five candidates from its alliance partners, including BJP, JD(U), and RLJM.

The opposition alliance has also entered the contest by fielding an additional candidate. This move has made voting necessary for the seats instead of an uncontested election.

Political leaders now expect a close contest as parties work to secure support from independent and smaller party legislators before the vote.

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The Bihar Rajya Sabha Election Observer team will guide party leaders and monitor election planning in the state. They will also help maintain coordination among BJP members during the polling process.

Rajya Sabha elections in Bihar will take place on March 16. Political activity in the state has increased as parties prepare their candidates and strategies. Five Rajya Sabha seats from Bihar will be contested in this election.

BJP leaders believe Vijay Sharma and Harsh Malhotra bring strong political and organizational experience. The party hopes their guidance will help manage the election process smoothly and strengthen its strategy in the state.

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Chaturvedi told police that Vijay Sharma, a Delhi resident, promised him support from sixty AAP MLAs. Believing this, he filed nomination papers for the Rajya Sabha election. When Sharma failed to send a support letter, Chaturvedi copied MLA signatures from the Election Commission website and used them.

SSP Ropar Gulneet Singh Khurana said police would question Vijay Sharma soon. Chaturvedi agreed to send his nomination papers for forensic testing. He admitted that he forged the signatures for fame.

Earlier, Chandigarh and Ropar police argued over his arrest. The court later gave Ropar police custody on October 16. AAP MLA Dinesh Chadha lodged the complaint. Police booked Chaturvedi under several forgery sections of the BNS.

The case shocked political circles and raised serious questions about the nomination process in Punjab.

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