TOI summed it well:
similar situation followed in Bihar in February 2005, when a three-way contest gave way to a hung assembly. The deadlock arose from the refusal of Lok Jan Shakti Party, which got 29 seats, to support either the Rashtriya Janata Dal or the Janata Dal (U)-BJP. Governor Buta Singh recommended imposition of President's rule, which continued for the next eight months. Fresh elections were held in November 2005, which paved the way for a JD(U)-BJP government in the state.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/photo/27150714.cms
similar situation followed in Bihar in February 2005, when a three-way contest gave way to a hung assembly. The deadlock arose from the refusal of Lok Jan Shakti Party, which got 29 seats, to support either the Rashtriya Janata Dal or the Janata Dal (U)-BJP. Governor Buta Singh recommended imposition of President's rule, which continued for the next eight months. Fresh elections were held in November 2005, which paved the way for a JD(U)-BJP government in the state.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/photo/27150714.cms
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