I didn't get ticket but will support NDA in Bihar Elections: Gupteshwar Pandey

Bihar: Former Bihar DGP Gupteshwar Pandey was speculated to contest the assembly elections after taking voluntary retirement (VRS) from his post, but even after joining the NDA ally JDU, he was missing from the party's electoral list. At the same time, on Thursday, Gupteshwar Pandey said that it is not right to see my VRS link with the election, but I am with the NDA.

Don't link my VRS and Party membership:

Former DGP Pandey said, it is not right to see my VRS and party membership directly linked to elections. There was a possibility of contesting elections, for some reason this equation did not match. There are many compulsions in politics, but I am with NDA and will be with NDA.

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On the question of not getting a ticket from Maharashtra politics, former GDP of Bihar Gupteshwar Pandey said, "I did not make any mistake in what I did in the case of Sushant's death, nor do I regret it."

At the same time, on Wednesday, the former DGP wrote on his Facebook page that 'I am disturbed by the phone of many well-wishers. I also understand their concern and troubles. After my retirement, everyone expected that I would contest, but this time I am not contesting the assembly elections. There is nothing to be disappointed Be patient. '

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Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's party Janata Dal (United) for the Bihar Assembly elections on Wednesday released the final list. It is worth noting that JDU did not give ticket to former Bihar DGP Gupteshwar Pandey, who took voluntary retirement to join Nitish Kumar's party.

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