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A | New Delhi, Oct 17 (UNI) The LJP (Ram Vilas) has decided to contest the upcoming polls in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh.

The decision was taken in the National Executive meet here in New Delhi, after a resolution was unanimously passed in this regard.

The party is, however, yet to take a decision on the number of seats it will contest in both the poll-bound states.

'The party has decided to contest the Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh Assembly polls. We will soon take a decision on the number of seats that the party will contest in Gujarat," Party president Chirag Paswan said, at a press conference here.

Chirag also said the party will appoint its Himachal Pradesh in-charge later in the day and subsequently, take a decision on the list of candidates.

Polling for the Himachal Pradesh Assembly will be held in a single phase on November 12 and the counting of votes will be done on December 8.

The Election Commission is yet to announce the dates for the Gujarat polls.

While asking about the pre-poll alliance in the two poll bound states, he said, "The party will contest alone and there is no chance of a pre-poll alliance with any party."

Attacking the RJD-and JDU led government in Bihar, he said "Corruption has reached its highest level since the new government took office in the state, and they have failed terribly to manage the government."

"We are demanding that the president rule should be imposed in Bihar," he added.

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