The JDU is contesting 101 seats in Bihar this time, lower than its 2020 quota. Here's what our analysis of the caste background of candidates fielded by it reveals.
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This is not correct way of analysis. Better you do for whole of NDA as they all four also aligned on which cast will represent how many seat. JDU may have give. Less seats to OBC but they are compensated by other NDA group parties by giving more seats to OBC. Not giving seats to Muslim is right approach as they now they don’t vote for JDU.
Why don’t you do it for even BJP and RJD and Congress with a table of comparison and then we will know which party is the most casteist defying the population ratio in the state.
This is not correct way of analysis. Better you do for whole of NDA as they all four also aligned on which cast will represent how many seat. JDU may have give. Less seats to OBC but they are compensated by other NDA group parties by giving more seats to OBC. Not giving seats to Muslim is right approach as they now they don’t vote for JDU.
Why don’t you do it for even BJP and RJD and Congress with a table of comparison and then we will know which party is the most casteist defying the population ratio in the state.