Only Nitish’s strategist will take command of JDU: Lalan Singh filed nomination, know the reason for giving second chance

Lalan Singh became the national president of JDU for the first time in July last year.

The process of election of the national president of JDU has started. Lalan Singh’s continuation on this post is considered fixed. On Saturday, Lalan Singh filed his nomination before JDU election officer Anil Hegde. However, during this he himself was not present. Minister Sanjay Jha and other big leaders of JDU were present as his representative. CM Nitish Kumar himself has become the proposer of Lalan Singh.

JDU election officer Anil Hegde told that about 186 voters will participate in it. It will include the MP of the party along with the members of the National Council. Presidents of various districts will also participate in this. Hegde said that the last date for nomination is December 4. Scrutiny will be done on the same day after 3 pm. And the last date for withdrawal of nomination is December 5. If only one nomination comes, then it will be decided for Lalan Singh to become the national president again without any election. If only one candidate is nominated, then voting will be held on December 7.

Trying to make inroads in upper caste by putting forward Lalan Singh

Bihar’s senior journalist Arun Kumar says that by making Lalan Singh the national president, Nitish Kumar has tried to pacify the angry Bhumihar voters. Lalan Singh has always been a Bhumihar face in JDU. With this face forward, Nitish Kumar will also end his allegation of continuously promoting ‘Luv-Kush’. On one hand, where he has made Lalan Singh the national president, on the other hand, he has given Umesh Kushwaha the command of the state president.

His supporters filing the nomination of Lalan Singh in Delhi.

This is also a discussion, the immediate arrangement before the merger of RJD-JDU

Senior journalist Arun Kumar says that the discussion of merger in JDU and RJD is also in full swing. It is believed that the two parties will merge in the early months of next year itself. In such a situation, instead of electing a new president, the tenure of the current president has been extended as a temporary arrangement. However, some leaders of this party are refraining from speaking openly.

Nitish’s important warlord, expert in election management

Lalan Singh has been his chief strategist ever since Nitish Kumar’s entry into power in Bihar. Those who know the politics of Bihar say that Lalan Singh is a skilled leader of election management. He has expertise in which leader to set where and when to put him on the ground. Examples of this are RCP Singh. The proposal to make him the national president was brought by Lalan Singh. It is also a fact that like Nitish and Lalu, Lalan Singh also started his politics with JP movement.

JDU got 4 national presidents in the journey of 18 years

JDU has 4 national presidents in its 18 year history. JDU was established on 30 October 2003. The first national president of JDU was Sharad Yadav. After that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar became the president of JDU. Nitish Kumar gave his responsibility to RCP Singh. RCP Singh was removed from the post and Lalan Singh was given the responsibility of the post of National President.

Lalan Singh has been with Nitish Kumar continuously since 2005.

This is also a story, when Lalan Singh turned against Nitish

Between the intensity of Nitish Kumar and Lalan Singh, there was a time when both of them parted ways. Lalan Singh had vowed to teach Nitish Kumar a lesson. That was in the year 2009. Lalan Singh was accused of misusing party funds. After this allegation, he left the party. In the 2010 Bihar assembly elections, he campaigned for the Congress party. Then Lalan Singh used to say that I will break Nitish Kumar’s stomach teeth. However, this distance did not last long. Once again both came together.

Know, political journey of Lalan Singh

Lalan Singh had entered the election from student politics. He had won the post of general secretary in the student union elections. After the student union, he also actively participated in the JP movement. After this, after Nitish Kumar came to power, he joined them. Reached Parliament in 2004 after winning the election from Begusarai, Ballia Lok Sabha constituency. In 2009 he lost the Munger Loksabha election to Veena Devi. After this Nitish was made a minister in the cabinet. Ministers of important departments like road construction and water resources were made. He once again contested from Munger in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. This time managed to win.