Political Turmoil in Bihar, High Court Issues Notice to 42 MLAs

New Delhi: A major political update has emerged in Bihar. The Patna High Court has issued notices to 42 MLAs, including the Speaker of the Bihar Assembly. The notices were issued due to allegations of irregularities in the electoral process.

The notices were issued following a petition filed by defeated candidates challenging the MLAs’ victories. The current MLAs will now have to present their case in court. Several prominent MLAs from the ruling party are included in the petition. The court has summoned responses from all of them.

These prominent names are also included.

Following their defeat in the assembly elections, candidates filed a petition in the Patna High Court, accusing the MLAs of rigging and non-compliance with the rules.

Now, a High Court bench has heard the matter and issued notices to all 42 MLAs, seeking their responses. The MLAs accused include Assembly Speaker Prem Kumar, Energy Minister Vijendra Yadav, former minister Jivesh Mishra, MLA Chetan Anand, RJD MLA from Goh, Amarendra Prasad, and other opposition members.

Questions raised again about electoral transparency.

This action by the Patna High Court is being considered significant in terms of electoral transparency. If the allegations are proven, the membership of the MLAs concerned could be affected. However, the matter is still pending and a final decision is pending.

The MLAs have been given a full opportunity to present their side. This development is likely to intensify political rhetoric both inside and outside the Assembly. All eyes are now on the next hearing and the court’s stance.

When were the Assembly election results announced?

For your information, the Bihar Assembly election results were announced on November 14th. The NDA secured a landslide victory, while all other Grand Alliance parties, including the RJD and Congress, were routed. The RJD was reduced to 25 seats. Congress won only six. The BJP and JDU benefited the most. The BJP won 89 seats, while the JDU won 85. Chirag Paswan’s party won 19 seats. Jitan Ram Manjhi’s Hindustani Awam Morcha won five seats. Upendra Kushwaha’s Rashtriya Lok Morcha won four seats.