Sinha, who along with senior BJP leader and former Union Minister Yashwant Sinha was in the city to take part in a function organised by Jamshedpur Citizen Forum, told newsmen that though the situation seemed to be in favour of JD(U) initially after separation, the BJP is in an advantageous position politically.
In fact, JD(U)'s breaking away from BJP has allowed the latter enough space to breathe and take decision on its own, Sinha said while addressing a press conference here.
BJP was pained at the development but the party has gained as this has not only allowed the party enough space to breathe and take decision freely but also united party workers in Bihar, Sinha said.
When his reaction was sought to projection of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as BJP's prime ministerial candidate, Sinha reiterated that Yashwant Sinha was also capable and efficient for the post.