JD(U) Bihar chief rejects claims of factionalism
Janata Dal (United) Bihar president Umesh Kushwaha has denied that the party is divided or that its legislators are at odds. The Hindu’s supplied material contains no further details about the claims he addressed or the setting in which he made the statement.
Janata Dal (United) Bihar chief Umesh Kushwaha has denied reports of factionalism within the party, according to The Hindu. Kushwaha said there were no differences among the party’s legislators and rejected the suggestion that a rift existed within the organisation. His comments address claims of internal division.
The supplied material does not identify the specific allegations to which he was responding. It also gives no information about the occasion for his remarks, the legislators involved or any evidence offered in support of his denial. No reaction from other party members or political opponents is included.
The available information therefore records Kushwaha’s position that the party remains free of the reported disagreements and factional conflict.
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