Rajbhar's Stand: SBSP's Electoral Determination Amid Bihar Polls

Om Prakash Rajbhar, chief of the Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party, declared that his party is prepared to contest the Bihar elections independently if seat-sharing talks with the NDA fail. While emphasizing a preference for alliance, he noted ongoing talks with other parties and criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's stance on Indian elections.

In a decisive statement, Om Prakash Rajbhar, leader of the Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party, announced readiness to independently contest the forthcoming Bihar elections should seat-sharing negotiations with the NDA fall through.

Speaking from his party headquarters in Rasra, Ballia, Rajbhar conveyed that 70% of talks with the BJP-led alliance have been finalized, but contingency plans are underway for an independent run if talks hit a deadlock.

Rajbhar criticized Congress's Rahul Gandhi for questioning India's electoral credibility abroad, asserting that such statements stem from a preemptive sense of defeat. He underscored the SBSP's active groundwork on 156 electoral seats and ruled out joining the INDIA bloc.