Archive · 28 Oct 2025
Bihar Parties Expel Leaders Before Election
Political parties in Bihar are kicking out some of their own members right before the big election.
The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) got rid of 27 people, the BJP removed 4, and the JDU expelled 16.
These leaders were accused of not following party rules, like running for office on their own or campaigning against the party's chosen candidates.
The elections are coming up soon, with voting in two parts and the results announced shortly after.
This is happening because the parties want to show they're working together and prevent any disagreements that could hurt their chances in the election.
RJD expelled 27 leaders for anti-party activities.
BJP expelled four rebel leaders.
JDU previously expelled 16 leaders.
Expulsions aim to present a united front before the elections.
Bihar is holding assembly polls in November.
- Who
- RJD, BJP, and JDU
- What
- Expelled leaders for anti-party activities before Bihar elections.
- When
- Before elections, with polling on Nov 6 and 11
- Where
- Bihar
- Why
- To curb internal rebellion and present a united front.
- Event
- Bihar Assembly Polls
- RJD Expulsions
- 27 leaders
- BJP Expulsions
- 4 leaders
- JDU Expulsions
- 16 leaders
- Reasons for Expulsion
- Anti-party activities
- Election Dates
- Nov 6 & 11, Vote Count Nov 14
Sources
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