Anant Singh announced plans to form his own party after his expulsion from the JDU. He denied Nitish Kumar ordered the move and said the public would judge those responsible.Anant Singh plans own party after JDU ouster, says Nitish didn't order expulsion Patna,Oct 26, 2026 17:04 ISTFormer Bihar MLA Anant Singh has announced plans to form his own political party following his expulsion from the Janata Dal (United), triggering fresh speculation over his next move in Bihar politics.Speaking to reporters after his removal from the JDU, Singh said he would form a party of his own.

He also questioned the circumstances surrounding his expulsion, claiming that the decision had not been taken at the instance of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.Singh said he had consistently stood by Nitish Kumar and made significant sacrifices for the JDU. Expressing displeasure over his expulsion despite his loyalty to the party, he suggested that the decision was linked to developments following the departure of people who had previously controlled the party.‘WILL FORM MY OWN PARTY’Asked about his political plans after being expelled, Singh indicated that he would form his own party.

He also asserted that those who had removed him would face the consequences, saying the public would decide their political fate. Singh questioned why he had been targeted despite the sacrifices he claimed to have made for the party.

Referring to the people who had previously been at the helm of the JDU, he raised questions about political dealings in Delhi and Mumbai, without providing details to substantiate the insinuations.SAYS NITISH KUMAR DID NOT ORDER EXPULSIONSingh also sought to distance Nitish Kumar from the decision to expel him. Asked about a video reportedly showing JDU leader Lalan Singh meeting Nitish Kumar, he said he did not know the details of the meeting.

He maintained that his expulsion had not taken place at Nitish Kumar's behest, arguing that the chief minister was a senior leader and that the decision did not reflect his wishes.Singh's remarks suggest that he believes other party leaders were responsible for the action against him, although he did not conclusively identify who had orchestrated the move.CLAIMS HE HELPED SAVE BIHAR GOVERNMENTSingh also claimed that he had played a crucial role in saving the Bihar government when it was facing the prospect of collapse.Recalling the episode, he said Ashok Choudhary had asked Samrat Choudhary who would save the government at a time when it was in danger. Singh claimed that he had stepped in to help keep the government afloat.He asserted that the public would ultimately judge the political developments and the actions of those involved.

He also suggested that the consequences of political decisions would become apparent in the coming months.Singh's announcement of plans to launch a separate party comes amid questions over his political future following his expulsion from the JDU. His next steps, and whether he will formally launch a party, are likely to be closely watched in Bihar's political circles.- Ends