Siwan: The NDA workers’ conference at Gandhi Maidan, Siwan, brought together all state presidents of the alliance, projecting a strong and united front ahead of the Assembly elections. Leaders reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring another NDA government in Bihar, emphasizing development and good governance.
The conference was inaugurated by BJP State President and Revenue Minister Dr Dilip Jaiswal, JDU State President Umesh Singh Kushwaha, LJP (Ram Vilas) State President Raju Tiwari, HAM State President Anil Singh, and RLSP State President Madan Chaudhary. A large gathering of party workers pledged to strengthen the coalition down to the grassroots level.
Dr Dilip Jaiswal highlighted the NDA’s foundation of cultural nationalism and Antyodaya ideology, asserting the alliance’s dedication to serving the poor. He praised Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s development model, calling it key to electoral success, and criticized RJD for its history of criminal and corrupt governance.
Leaders like Umesh Singh Kushwaha and Raju Tiwari underscored the transformative progress achieved under NDA’s leadership, contrasting it with RJD’s era of backwardness and lawlessness. HAM State President Anil Singh called the upcoming elections critical for Bihar’s future, while RLSP State President Madan Chaudhary emphasised the importance of unity to defeat political opponents.
The event concluded with a renewed sense of determination among party workers, with leaders urging them to work relentlessly to continue Bihar’s developmental journey under Nitish Kumar’s leadership.
