MLA questions Nitish's decision to breakaway from BJP

May 17, 2014 16:24

Earlier today, JDU MLA Gyanendra Singh Gyanu blamed the party's leadership, including Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for breaking its alliance with the BJP.

"When the JDU split with the BJP in November, I told Nitish Kumar that the upper caste vote bank is tilting towards the BJP. He brushed aside my suggestion. Today my fears have come true," Gyanu said.

Gyanu had earlier too expressed unhappiness over the selection of the candidates for the Lok Sabha polls.

The JDU managed to win just two seats in Bihar with the BJP coming out as the big winner in the state. -- CNN IBN

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