'Nitish Kumar Is Gone, So Is JDU': MLA Anant Singh After Expulsion

Bihar MLA Anant Singh has been expelled from the JD(U) party for six years due to alleged anti-party activities. Singh dismissed the expulsion, claiming the party has no future without Nitish Kumar and announcing his intention to form his own political group.
Why it matters
This internal party conflict reflects shifting political alliances in Bihar and could impact the electoral landscape in the state.
Bihar MLA Anant Singh, after being expelled from the JD(U) party for six years over alleged anti-party activities, has said he has no regrets over the action and asserted that the party has no political future.Speaking to reporters, Singh said, "I have no regrets. The public is like God, and whatever action they have taken, it was the right decision. I have no problem with it. The party belonged to Nitish Kumar, and he made the decisions himself. What is left in the party now? Who contributed to it? The party has expelled me, but what have those people done? What will we do next?"Nitish Kumar is no longer there. The party belonged to him, and now that he is gone, the party is also finished. The JD(U) will face trouble in at least 10 seats.
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