Motihari: Leaders of the NDA coalition, including BJP State President and Bihar Revenue and Land Reforms Minister Dilip Jaiswal, joined provincial presidents of allied parties in Motihari for the NDA Worker Conference. Held at Gandhi Maidan, the event was a show of unity and strength as leaders confidently proclaimed victory in the upcoming Bihar assembly elections.
The conference saw the participation of JDU State President Umesh Singh Kushwaha, LJP (R) State President Raju Tiwari, HAM State President Anil Singh, and RLSP State President Madan Chaudhary. Together, they inaugurated the gathering and highlighted the NDA’s collective commitment to development and progress. Thousands of workers from across Bihar attended, pledging their efforts toward a resounding electoral victory.
Addressing the crowd, Dilip Jaiswal praised the workers’ dedication, stating, “The energy and unity of NDA workers are unmatched. Their hard work will ensure a historic two-thirds majority in the assembly elections.” He credited the leadership of Narendra Modi and Nitish Kumar for transforming Bihar from the lawlessness of the RJD era into a state focused on development.
JDU’s Umesh Singh Kushwaha emphasised Nitish Kumar’s contributions to Bihar’s progress, contrasting it with the violence and instability of the RJD-led past. Raju Tiwari highlighted industrial and infrastructural advancements under NDA rule, while Anil Singh reiterated the coalition’s foundation of public service and ideological commitment. Madan Chaudhary concluded by affirming that the people of Bihar would reject the opposition’s dreams of power, remembering the hardships of the past.
