Khagaria, July 26 -- Former Lok Janashakti Party (Ram-Vilas) leader Shivraj Yadav on Saturday announced that 38 leaders of the LJP have resigned from the party in Khagaria district, adding that the rebel faction will soon form a party of its own in the poll-bound Bihar.

Speaking to ANI, Yadav said, "All workers from the Khagaria district have resigned. 38 leaders have resigned. Workers, including block presidents, panchayat presidents, have all resigned. The entire district committee has stepped down. So, Khagaria is now a zero. Now we are rebuilding from the ground up. We are forming a rebel Lok Janshakti Party."

Yadav, who was LJP's Khagaria district president, recalled the efforts he put in for Chirag Paswan's party.

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