The seat-sharing talks among the RJD, JDU and Congress for the Assembly elections appeared to be a test of nerves and finally came out with an amicable conclusion.
D-U and RJD will contest on 100 seats each while the Congress will fight on 40 seats in the 243-member Assembly, announced Nitish Kumar.
The JDU has, at present, 111 MLAs in its kitty and the party had contested 141 seats in the 2010 Assembly polls. The RJD has 24 MLAs and the Congress has five, at present. more
D-U and RJD will contest on 100 seats each while the Congress will fight on 40 seats in the 243-member Assembly, announced Nitish Kumar.
The JDU has, at present, 111 MLAs in its kitty and the party had contested 141 seats in the 2010 Assembly polls. The RJD has 24 MLAs and the Congress has five, at present. more
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