Patna: Dr. Dilip Jaiswal, the Bihar BJP President and the state’s Revenue and Land Reforms Minister, today flagged off the NDA Workers’ Conference Bus from Patna, accompanied by the provincial leaders of all NDA coalition parties.
The event, which marks the commencement of a statewide campaign, saw Dr. Jaiswal and other regional heads rallying for the strengthening of the NDA in the state. The bus, intended to promote the forthcoming NDA workers’ conference, was launched from the JD(U) state office with a call for unity and collective effort.
Dr. Jaiswal announced that the NDA would begin its worker’s conference across Bihar starting from January, 15. The event is expected to provide a platform for NDA leaders and workers to discuss strategies aimed at reinforcing the alliance’s presence and gaining the public’s support for the coalition.
“We will ensure a robust strategy to strengthen the NDA, from the leadership to every worker. The aim is to gain the support of the people of Bihar for our alliance,” he said.
Present at the event were Umesh Kushwaha, JD(U) state president, Raju Tiwari, LJP (Ram Vilas) state president, and the state presidents of the National Lok Morcha and Hindustani Awam Morcha, who all pledged their support for the unity and strength of the NDA.
In his speech, Dr. Jaiswal confidently stated that the NDA would not only contest the upcoming elections unitedly but also win more than 225 seats to form the next government.
