Patna: The JD(U)-BJP alliance in Bihar is on the verge of falling apart? As most JD(U) MLAs are averse to mid-term elections, the party is eyeing tie-ups with the RJD, Congress and the Left Front to retain its hold on power in the state, sources added.
Significantly, Nitish Kumar has been giving the cold shoulder to the BJP for sometime now. The Niti Aayog meet was the fourth meeting since July 17 called by the Union government that the JD(U) chief has skipped.
