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NDA flip-flop, may announce seat-share deal in Delhi today

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October 12, 2025

THE seat-sharing deal within the ruling NDA has been deferred for a day and it will be announced jointly by all its five constituents in Delhi on Sunday, Bihar BJP president Dilip Jaiswal said on Saturday.

- RAMASHANKAR @ Patna

NDA flip-flop, may announce seat-share deal in Delhi today

Jaiswal had earlier said the NDA seat-sharing formula would be announced by Saturday evening. "A final decision on the seat-sharing pact has to be taken by the central leadership of the BJP," he said.

Dismissing reports of discontent within the alliance over seats for Bihar assembly elections, Jaiswal said, "Everything is fine in the NDA ...

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