Patna: NDA leaders gathered in Aurangabad for a joint workers’ conference to demonstrate their unity and strength ahead of the upcoming state assembly elections. BJP and other NDA constituent parties emphasized the development efforts of the Narendra Modi government at the center and Nitish Kumar’s government in Bihar. The leaders unitedly expressed confidence in the alliance’s victory, urging workers to stay united in their mission.
The grand event was held at the Gate School ground and inaugurated by BJP Vice President Siddharth Shambhu, former MLA Manoj Sharma, JD(U) state president Umesh Singh Kushwaha, LJP (R) state president Raju Tiwari, HAM state president Anil Singh, and RALOMO state president Madan Chaudhary. Thousands of workers from various constituencies, including Goh, participated in the conference, pledging their commitment to forming a government under Nitish Kumar’s leadership.
Siddharth Shambhu, while addressing the crowd, highlighted the importance of dedicated workers and emphasized that the true strength of the NDA lies in its unity. He urged people to stay together to remain strong, warning against attempts by certain groups to divide society for political gain. He confidently predicted the alliance’s victory in the forthcoming elections, pointing to the enthusiasm of the workers as a sign of success.
Manoj Sharma, former MLA, rallied the workers, stating that while the opposition had little to offer, the NDA was united with strong leadership, policies, and dedicated workers. He called on workers to focus on consolidating their efforts at the grassroots, especially at the booth level, to ensure victory in the elections.
Upendra Kushwaha, National President of RALOMO, praised the NDA’s ideological unity and the achievements of Bihar under Nitish Kumar’s leadership. He emphasised that Bihar had transitioned from the era of “jungle raj” to a period of development, with significant progress in education, healthcare, agriculture, and industry. He assured that Bihar was on the path to a brighter future under NDA’s leadership.
