"JD(U) in Jharkhand has always been in loss. Because of the tie-up at the national level, BJP had been a miser in lending seats during elections. It did not agree to share even one seat in the 2004 general elections from the state," senior most JD-U leader in Jharkhand Pramod Mishra said here.
"And the result that year was a near washout for BJP with only the then BJP leader Babulal Marandi winning from Kodarma while they lost all the 13 other seats to other parties," he said.
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