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Two JDU MLAs, One Independent MLA Absent from Governor's Program in Bihar
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 06 Nov 2026, 09:37 PM
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Two JDU legislators and an independent MLA from Saran district boycotted the Governor's event in Baniapur, triggering political speculation.
Political tensions surfaced in Bihar when two legislators from the Janata Dal (United) failed to attend a program hosted by the Governor in Baniapur, Saran district. The absentees were identified as Ranjeet Singh and Manoranjan Singh, whose non-participation has raised questions about their current political stance.
Adding to the intrigue, Sachidanand Ray, an independent Member of the Legislative Council (MLC) from Shilapat, also stayed away from the event despite his name being listed on the guest list. His absence, coupled with that of the two JDU MLAs, has intensified speculation regarding potential shifts in political alliances within the state.
The Governor's program in Baniapur was a significant administrative and ceremonial gathering. However, the conspicuous absence of these three prominent local political figures has turned the event into a subject of intense debate among political observers in the region.
While no official statement has been released by the absent legislators or the JDU leadership explaining their decision to skip the event, the incident has underscored the delicate nature of political relationships in Bihar's legislative landscape.
Adding to the intrigue, Sachidanand Ray, an independent Member of the Legislative Council (MLC) from Shilapat, also stayed away from the event despite his name being listed on the guest list. His absence, coupled with that of the two JDU MLAs, has intensified speculation regarding potential shifts in political alliances within the state.
The Governor's program in Baniapur was a significant administrative and ceremonial gathering. However, the conspicuous absence of these three prominent local political figures has turned the event into a subject of intense debate among political observers in the region.
While no official statement has been released by the absent legislators or the JDU leadership explaining their decision to skip the event, the incident has underscored the delicate nature of political relationships in Bihar's legislative landscape.