Patna (Staff Reporter) Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav attended the iftar party hosted by Akhtarul Iman, the state president of AIMIM. On this occasion, Tejashwi Yadav clarified that he had come to the event at the invitation of Akhtarul Iman. Making a significant political revelation, he said that his party had sought the support of AIMIM for the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections. Tejashwi Yadav emphasized the need for a "secular" alliance for the Rajya Sabha elections. He expressed confidence that all secular parties would unite to put up a strong fight against the BJP. According to the opposition leader, talks are underway between various parties regarding the elections, and a joint strategy is being formulated. He claimed that, apart from his party, several allied parties' MLAs are also in touch with him, which will have a visible impact during voting.

At the same event, Amarinder Dhari Singh, the Rajya Sabha candidate from Mahagathbandhan, exuded confidence about his victory. Talking to journalists, he said that his win is "16 anna" certain and that he is fully confident. Claiming numerical strength, Amarinder Dhari Singh said that he currently has the solid support of around 41 MLAs, which is enough to secure his path to the Upper House. Amarinder Dhari Singh also made a special appeal to the MLAs of all secular parties regarding the election. He emphasized the need to vote according to their conscience to strengthen democracy. He expressed confidence that the parties supporting him in the assembly would continue to support him in the election.

Akhtarul Iman's iftar party is being seen not only as a religious event but also as a major political gathering ahead of the Rajya Sabha elections. The growing closeness between RJD and AIMIM points to new activity in Bihar's politics. Referring to his numerical strength, Amarinder Dhari Singh said that he currently has the solid support of around 41 lawmakers - a personality that he believes will pave a smooth way for him to enter the Upper House of Parliament. Amarinder Dhari Singh also made a special appeal to the lawmakers of all secular parties regarding the election. He emphasized that the MLAs should vote based on their conscience and inner voice, stressing that such a process is essential for strengthening the foundations of democracy. He expressed confidence that the parties that stand with him in the legislative assembly will continue to support him during the election.

This statement has further intensified the political heat around the Rajya Sabha elections, where a frenzy is expected to increase for every single vote. Akhtarul Iman's iftar party is being seen not only as a religious event but also as a major political gathering ahead of the Rajya Sabha elections. The growing closeness between RJD and AIMIM points to the emergence of new political equations in Bihar. Now, all eyes are on election day to see whether Tejashwi Yadav succeeds in uniting the secular parties or the BJP succeeds in advancing the day with its strategy.