India News: The decision of quitting National Democratic Alliance(NDA) made Janata Dal-United (JD-U) president Sharad Yadav unhappy. However, his camp, of late, seems to have reconciled to this fact and has decided to fully back the decision.<br /><br />"It is true that the decision is not good. But now that the decision has been implemented, there is no point looking back. We have to think of emerging equations," said a senior JD-U leader and close confidant of Sharad Yadav.<br /> The BJP-JD(U) alliance ended acrimoniously on Sunday over Narendra Modi's "coronation" as the saffron prime ministerial candidate with Bihar CM Nitish Kumar sacking all BJP ministers in his Cabinet and his ally-turned-foe swiftly retaliating by accusing him of betrayal.<br /><br />In order to make a clean break with BJP, Kumar has volunteered to prove his majority in the Bihar assembly on Wednesday and looks set to win the floor test comfortably.<br /><br />BJP lost no time in warming up to its new role as the main opposition to the Kumar government, and responded to the firing of its ministers by calling for a statewide bandh on Tuesday to protest against a "betrayal of mandate" and promising to wheel out its heavy artillery in the form of Modi.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />Subscribe to our channel for Hindi movie Video songs Free Download
