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Kharge said they would challenge the election as both the candidates got 34 votes each and the decision was taken on the basis of a lottery. "If the (Central) government breaks an elected government, what democracy is it. It has happened earlier in Karnataka, Manipur, Goa. When they do not get elected, they take measures, intimidate them and break the government. Is this democracy?" Kharge asked at a summit hosted by the TV9 Network

The coalition, which won 39 seats in the state in 2019 Lok Sabha polls, is aiming for a clean sweep bolstered by JDU leader and chief minister Nitish Kumars return.

In fresh trouble for Bihar's opposition 'Mahagathbandhan', three MLAs of the Congress-RJD combine on Tuesday sat with members of the ruling coalition inside the state assembly.

It is unclear whether Priyanka Gandhi will stand for the Lok Sabha from Rae Bareli or not. She did not give any directions to her close associates when they called on her recently, asking if they should begin campaigning.

The two sides clinching seat sharing, particularly in AAP-ruled Delhi, was seen as a breakthrough for the INDIA bloc after two successive body blows owing to defections by Nitish Kumar’s JDU and Jayant Chaudhary-led RLD

From allegiance to the first family of the Rashtriya Lok Dal to anti-Muslim sentiment, several factors act as a buffer against a backlash.

India News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Bihar on March 2 to launch a number of projects and address public meetings. This will be Modi's first visit to Bihar since the BJP-led NDA got a shot in the arm with the return of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. He is scheduled to launch projects worth Rs 2 lakh crore for Bihar in the next 10 days. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will also be in Bihar on February 28.

Senior JD (U) minister Bijendra Yadav demands special economic package for Bihar in Assembly; BJP says state getting adequate Central assistance

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will also be in Bihar on February 28, he said, adding, a tour of Home Minister Amit Shah was on the cards, too, a few days after the prime ministers visit

Subramanian Swamy claimed "a surge in Hindu pride" was likely to boost the party's prospects in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls