WHICH BJP LEADER FUNDED PAWAN SINGH TO CONTEST THE ELECTION: R K SINGH

WHICH BJP LEADER FUNDED PAWAN SINGH TO CONTEST THE ELECTION: R K SINGH

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RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA--------------------------Former MP RK Singh has made a major revelation, saying that some leaders paid Bhojpuri star Pawan Singh to contest the Lok Sabha elections.

The regret of losing the election from Bihar's Ara parliamentary constituency still stings like a thorn in the heart of former BJP Union Energy Minister and former MP RK Singh. He is most hurt by the fact that the reason for this defeat was a conspiracy by his own people. This allegation was made by none other than RK Singh himself.

RK Singh reveals the truth about losing the Ara election: Addressing the crowd during an event, former Ara MP and senior BJP leader RK Singh said that even if the party gives tickets to those who were involved in the conspiracy to defeat him, he will stand against them and defeat them. For the first time, RK Singh has also given a strong reaction to Bhojpuri power star Pawan Singh contesting from the Karakat seat by mentioning his name.

"When Pawan Singh stood for election, it wasn't his fault, but the BJP's. The BJP had promised him a ticket, and then gave him a ticket from Asansol. After this, there was an uproar, and the party said, 'No, withdraw it and get a ticket from somewhere else.' Later, no ticket was given to him anywhere." - RK Singh, former MP, Ara

'Pawan Singh was given money': RK Singh said that when Pawan Singh was denied a ticket, he stood on his own. He didn't stand for nothing. You all know that I speak my mind. Pawan Singh was paid and made to stand by our party members. Pawan Singh was made to stand against us by our own party members by giving him money and patting his back.

RK Singh explained the reason for the conspiracy: He further said that people within the party betrayed and betrayed us in the elections, and we have also come to know about it. They did this because there was a buzz around the time about what kind of Chief Minister we should have." Singh. Fearing that he would be like Pawan Singh, those who wanted to become Chief Minister gained notoriety. They conspired and tipped off some locals.

The former MP then appealed to top leaders: RK Singh expressed his displeasure, saying that after hatching the conspiracy, the locals' goal was to slow down polling and prevent him from winning. They had to perpetuate this conspiracy at all costs, including one or two state leaders. We even told the party's top leaders that if they told him once, he would resign, but no one told Pawan Singh to resign.

'They wanted to form their own party': He said that because Pawan Singh contested the election, the Kushwaha, Rajput, and Brahmin parties were cut off. Because of this, the public voted for the RJD and the CPI(ML). Addressing the crowd, RK Singh revealed his motives for joining the BJP, saying that he wanted to form his own party before joining the BJP. "My party is against corrupt leaders and corrupt people," he said. RK Singh's defeat in Ara: Former Union Minister RK Singh lost the election from the Ara Lok Sabha constituency. He had won this seat twice with a landslide in 2014 and 2019. Pawan Singh had initially wanted to contest the election, claiming Ara as his home, and campaigned for it. Later, he contested as an independent from Karakat and lost. Upendra Kushwaha also faced defeat. RK Singh demanded the top leadership remove him from the party. Pawan's removal from the party also reflected a backlash against RK Singh and caused widespread public resentment, which was reflected in the election results in Karakat and Ara.