Patna: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Sunday reaffirmed his commitment to serving all sections of society, emphasizing the inclusive nature of his government’s approach. “Since we got the opportunity to serve the people of Bihar, we have worked for all communities—Hindu, Muslim, upper caste, backward, extremely backward, Dalit, and Mahadalit. Our mission is to serve everyone,” Nitish said.
The Chief Minister further noted that his administration has taken strides to uplift every demographic, including women and youth. Acknowledging the shortcomings observed during his visits to districts across the state, he assured the public that efforts were being made to address these gaps and improve governance.
In a significant moment during the event, CM Nitish called upon Bihar Minister Ashok Chaudhary, congratulating him for his role in implementing key developmental works. CM Nitish also assigned a critical task to Chaudhary, urging him to educate people, particularly in the Dalit community, about the various welfare programs being carried out by both the state and central governments.
“Go to the people and inform them about the works being done for the Dalit community,” CM Nitish instructed Chaudhary, stressing the importance of spreading awareness about the government’s initiatives. When asked if he would take on this responsibility, Minister Chaudhary stood with folded hands and assured the Chief Minister that he would fulfill the task. After the brief exchange, Chaudhary returned to his seat, ready to carry out the assignment.
