The Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) has officially announced its decision not to participate in the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections scheduled for 2025. The party has placed the blame for this decision squarely on the shoulders of its alliance partners, the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and the Indian National Congress (INC). According to party sources, the JMM leadership feels that the RJD and Congress have failed to uphold their commitments, leading to a breakdown in trust and cooperation. This move signals a significant shift in regional political alliances and could have a considerable impact on the electoral landscape of Bihar. The JMM’s absence from the Bihar polls raises questions about the strength and unity of the opposition bloc in the state, potentially benefiting the ruling coalition. Further details regarding the specific grievances of the JMM are expected to be released soon, shedding more light on the factors that led to this crucial decision ahead of the 2025 Bihar elections.
