Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLM) chief Upendra Kushwaha emotional over NDA seat-sharing after receiving fewer seats than he expected in the Bihar Assembly elections. He apologized to party leaders, saying, “I’m sorry for not getting the number of seats I wanted. Please calm your anger.” Kushwaha said he understood their disappointment, as many workers hoped to contest elections.
In his heartfelt message, he said, “Many families may not have cooked food today due to sadness. But please understand the party’s limitations.” He also mentioned that there are unseen circumstances behind every decision and requested leaders to let their anger subside.
The NDA announced its seat-sharing plan — BJP and JDU will contest 101 seats each, LJP-R will contest 29, while Kushwaha’s RLM and Manjhi’s HAM got six each. Kushwaha had demanded over ten seats but accepted the final decision to maintain alliance unity.
