There is still a tussle between parties in the state regarding the upcoming Bihar assembly elections. What is eyeing everyone in Bihar elections is Rajinama on seat sharing. In such a situation, a party supremo has agreed to gestures on seat sharing.

VIP supremo Mukesh Sahni has made big revelations about the upcoming Bihar elections. He said that he is ready to renounce seats. Let’s know what is the reason behind his statement.

What did Mukesh Sahni say on ticket distribution?

When Mukesh Sahni was questioned on the basis of distribution of tickets, he said that he will not only give the legislative tickets to the people of his society because they are not yet capable. First, we will fight elections on a small level, after that we will gradually come on a large scale.

Please tell that Mukesh Sahni comes from Nishad society, which is counted among the poor-Dalit sections in Bihar. They also say that if they give tickets only to their own caste, then they will be accused of casteism. He said clearly, “Our people will be given tickets on the basis of our population. We will give 37% tickets to the most backward classes.”

People of big caste do not want to do work- Mukesh Sahni

Mukesh Sahni said, “A large caste people do not want to work in his party and if both of them fight, then there will be loss of votes. We have to ensure victory, then in a state where we are ready to prepare, we agree on the basis of which the preparation is already done and a decision is taken on distributing tickets.”

He says that until his party is fully capable, he has to decide on distributing tickets by looking at the seat with the help of others and sitting on the equation. At the same time, he has refused to sell tickets. He says that the seat is forced to divide the seat.

What did you say on giving ticket to the family?

Although he did not tell yet which seat he himself will contest, but said so much that when the time comes, he will answer it. At the same time, he also indicated that his family can also contest elections.

He said all this in a statement to a private channel, where he did not reveal whether he would field his wife and brother in the election and ended the answer to the question, describing the Nishad society of the whole of Bihar as his family.