After the results of the Rohtas Bihar Assembly elections, all is not well in the party of former Union Minister and RLSP supremo Upendra Kushwaha. A crisis-like situation has arisen in Kushwaha's party. In this context, Upendra Kushwaha has given an important statement.

Upendra Kushwaha has responded to questions related to the split in the Rashtriya Lok Morcha. In Rohtas, Kushwaha said that the question of division does not arise in his party. He advised journalists, saying they have no correct questions to answer.

Two days ago, regarding the absence of his three MLAs from the party's Litti party held in Patna, Upendra Kushwaha said it was not worth discussing. He rejected the possibility of a split in the Rashtriya Lok Morcha, saying such questions are being asked unnecessarily.

Upendra Kushwaha has completely denied any news of a split or MLA dissatisfaction in his party. He was meeting public representatives at the Saharsa Council meeting.

It is clear that reports of dissatisfaction among three MLAs of the Rashtriya Lok Morcha are emerging. Amidst these reports, Upendra Kushwaha has responded to journalists' questions for the first time. Dozens of workers have resigned from Upendra Kushwaha's party, the Rashtriya Lok Morcha, sparking speculation about a split within the party.

Upendra Kushwaha's wife, Sinha Lata, was given a party ticket from the Saharsa Assembly seat and she won. However, some people within the party were harboring internal resentment. This resentment surfaced after his son, Dipak Prakash, was made a minister, leading to a wave of resignations. In this situation, Upendra Kushwaha organized a Litti party to promote unity within the party, but three MLAs did not attend.

Upendra Kushwaha's RLSP has four MLAs. Apart from his wife Sinha Lata, Rameshwar Mahto, Alok Kumar, and Madhav Anand did not attend the Litti Chokha invitation. These three MLAs were seen on stage with Nitin Naveen. Amidst the closeness to the BJP, a wave of resignations continues in Upendra Kushwaha's party.