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Advani calls Sharad, Nitish for talks to sort out BJP-JD(U) ties

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Pradeep Kaushal Posted: May 24, 2008 at 2354 hrs IST
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There are also reports of an attempt to break the RJD by working on Rajya Sabha member Subhash Yadav, brother-in-law of Railways Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav, amidst attempts to woo Lok Janshakti Party president Ram Vilas Paswan.

While Nitish works on his grand design, a sudden pull-out by the BJP implies an unforeseen turn in the plot. Once the saffron party decides to sit outside, it would practically claim the space of the Opposition, save its upper-caste base and attract disgruntled elements from all parties, including JD(U). Nitish has to prevent this and ensure a continuation of Modi in his post.

However, Advani has to keep the NDA afloat to match the UPA in the next Lok Sabha polls. There being a mutual need on either side, the meeting is expected to yield fruitful results for both.

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