Saharsa News: IIP chief IP Gupta said that the NDA wants his support. He is willing to join the NDA provided the Tanti-Tatwa community receives a reservation in the SC category. The decision has caused a stir within the Grand Alliance.

Chances of a split in the grand alliance?

Bihar politics is once again in turmoil. This time, there are signs of a major political upheaval within the Grand Alliance. IP Gupta, MLA from Saharsa and president of the Indian Inclusive Party (IIP), has openly stated that he has received a call from the NDA and is willing to join, but with a significant condition. Gupta's statement appears to further challenge the already weakening position of the Grand Alliance.

IP Gupta stated that he is ready to join the NDA, but his clear condition is that the Tanti-Tatva community be included in the SC category. He stated that only the central government can make this decision, and if his demand is accepted, he will join the NDA without delay. He explained that the Tanti-Tatva community has a population of between 8 million and 1 crore in Bihar, but they have not received proper representation.

IP Gupta may join the NDA

The IIP chief claimed that during the assembly elections, his party transferred all its votes to the Grand Alliance constituents. According to him, the NDA recognizes the power of this vote bank, and that is why they are receiving offers to join the NDA. IP Gupta also said that the Tanti community is already economically and socially backward, so inclusion in the SC category is necessary.

The Grand Alliance should review its defeat – IP Gupta.

Commenting on the Grand Alliance's crushing defeat, IP Gupta said that the coalition parties should sit together and review where they went wrong. He clearly stated that the message sent by the public requires understanding and introspection.

Will apologize before joining the NDA

IP Gupta also announced that if the NDA accepts his conditions, he will publicly apologize to the voters and parties of the Grand Alliance before joining the NDA. He says that even after joining the NDA, he will continue to work for the Tanti-Tatwa community and the voters of his area.

This statement could set the stage for a major political shift in Bihar politics in the coming days. This presents a challenge for the Grand Alliance and a significant opportunity for the NDA.