Find out why the Lokjan Shakit Party in Bihar had to pass Kamthan Chirag?

New Delhi, June 16, 2021

In Bihar, the Lokjan Shakit Party is in turmoil. Ram Vilas Paswan's political legacy is rife with strife. The son Chirag Paswan was supposed to carry on his father's legacy and instead goes to Kadan. Uncle Pashupati Kumar Paras and nephew Chirag were at loggerheads over the Bihar state chairmanship of the party known as LJP. After the death of Ram Vilas, Parse made a statement in favor of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar against Chirag's wishes.

Chirag pushed so hard at the time that Kaka called a press conference and broke the statement but the fire of insult was burning in his heart. Meanwhile, the Bihar Assembly elections also came in which Chirag's strategy proved to be a complete flop. Hence Pashupati Kumar Paras lived in a daze. Chirag Paswan was in the process of handing over the reins of Bihar to a select person after taking over as the national president of the Lok Sabha. Living in public but family differences inside were at an all-time high. Even when Ram Vilas was Paswan's life, Pashupati wanted Paras to remove Chirag but this could not happen against Ram Vilas' wishes. Chirag had persuaded his father to make Paras the national president of Dalit Sen.

However, after Ram Vilas's departure, the two could not stay together. Chirag apologized for the statement in favor of Paras Nitish, drank the bitter drink but could not forget. He worked as a bridge between the family members and Prince Raj. Gradually Chirag Paswan was also annoyed with Prince Raj's work. So even one or two MPs who were in his party walked away from Chirag. In the latest development, Guppe Chirag of Paras has also been removed from the post of national president of LJP. Pashupati Paras-backed leaders, citing the party's constitution, said Chirag had three posts at once which was against the party's constitution. It is believed that Pashupati Paras will take over as party president by June 30.

Although five LJP MPs revolted, Chirag Paswan could not contain the situation. They may have been overconfident or inexperienced. Chirag Paswan went to his residence in New Delhi to meet Pashupati Kumar Paras, the leader of the rebel MPs and his uncle, so that he could live in peace. He drove himself and brought the car to the gate and blew the horn for 20 minutes but the gate did not open. Waited for an hour and a half at uncle's residence but could not visit. According to the information received, uncle was not at home but Chirag was sitting next to aunt (Paras's wife). According to media reports, Chirag was ready to step down as Paswana's LJP chief. He was replaced by his mother Reena Paswan with an offer to hand over the Lojpani arch but to no avail. Paras and Prince Raje, on the other hand, met the Lok Sabha Speaker on Sunday with five disgruntled MPs. Thus the baji slips out of Chirag's hand and Kaka's pallu seems heavy in a political battle.