PATNA, Oct. 26 -- A day after expulsion, Janata Dal (United), Mokama MLA Anant Singh remained defiant and said that some leaders of the party are taking advantage of "weakened party supremo Nitish Kumar", adding that the party was heading towards political doom. Singh, along with his wife Neelam Devi, a former legislator, was on Saturday evicted from the party for six years over "anti-party" activities as he continued to support a rival candidate against his own party's nominee in the legislative council elections. The JD(U) has also urged the Bihar Assembly Speaker Prem Kumar to end Singh's membership of the House with immediate effect, though that would require some processes to be followed and could take time. Singh said that whatever was happening in the party was without the knowledge and consent of the party supremo. "Nitish ji is not in a sound state of mind and thus can't comprehend the affairs of the party properly. I have nothing against him. But those who are making most of his poor condition will face the reality when the party will struggle to cobble up even 10 seats in the state," said Singh. He rejected the charge that he indulged in any anti-party activity and said that he was ready to face any consequences. "My fight was only against party's MLC nominee Neeraj Kumar, as he had been working against me for years and the party had done nothing to rein him in," he said. P3...