Patna: The fourth phase of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) workers’ conference commenced in Khagaria, witnessing an overwhelming turnout of dedicated party workers. The enthusiasm among the workers was palpable as the state presidents of all five NDA alliance partners reinforced the power of unity.
Addressing the gathering at Mathurapur Ground, BJP state president and Bihar’s Revenue and Land Reforms Minister Dilip Jaiswal emphasized that the enthusiasm of NDA workers is the alliance’s greatest strength. He highlighted the success of previous three phases of the conference, which covered nearly half of Bihar’s districts, and declared that these events have significantly boosted the morale of party workers. He asserted that NDA is fully united and committed to securing over 225 seats in the upcoming assembly elections.
Jaiswal assured the workers that NDA’s governance will continue to bring development and good governance to Bihar. He credited the popularity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s policies for NDA’s consistent electoral success and claimed that under Modi’s leadership, India has risen to global prominence. He also remarked on Modi’s growing international stature, referencing how even the US President shows special respect for him.
Leaders from NDA allies echoed similar sentiments. JDU state president Umesh Singh Kushwaha declared that the massive turnout of workers was a clear indication of NDA’s electoral victory. LJP (Ram Vilas) state president Raju Tiwari reaffirmed the people’s continued support for NDA’s governance, while HAM state president Anil Singh highlighted Bihar’s progress towards self-reliance under NDA rule. RLSP state president Madan Chaudhary reminded the audience of the lawlessness and stagnation during the RJD era, stating that the people of Bihar will never forget those days.
The event concluded with a strong message of unity among NDA partners, reinforcing their commitment to the development and stability of Bihar. Leaders urged workers to stay dedicated and ensure a historic victory in the 2025 assembly elections.
