Bihar bypolls: NDA wins all four seats, PK's Jan Suraaj Party fails to open its account
New Indian ExpressPATNA: With Bihar assembly election nearly less than a year away, the opposition INDIA bloc suffered a major jolt when the ruling NDA won all four assembly seats in the by-elections held on November 13. The alliance's latest victory also saw Bihar BJP once again reposing faith in the leadership of chief minister Nitish Kumar as state party president and minister Dileep Jaiswal, deputy chief minister Samrat Choudhary, senior BJP leader and health minister Mangal Pandey visited the official residence of CM to exchange pleasantries over the victory of the alliance’s candidates in the by-elections. The by-elections were held in Tarari, Belaganj, Imamganj and Ramgarh seats after the sitting MLAs - Sudama Prasad- CPI-ML, Surendra Yadav –RJD, Jitan Ram Manjhi- HAM and Sudhakar Singh – RJD were elected to Lok Sabha in the last polls. While Jan Suraaj Party candidates were in the third position in Tarari, Belaganj and Imamganj, it was in the fourth position in Ramgarh. From Tarari seat, muscleman Sunil Pandey's son and BJP candidate Vishal Prashant emerged victorious by defeating CPI candidate Raju Yadav.