NDA Workers’ Conference in Bihar Sets Target of 243 Assembly Seats
Patna: At the NDA workers’ conference held in Rajendra Stadium, Chhapra, BJP State President and Minister of Revenue and Land Reforms, Dr. Dilip Jaiswal, declared that the coalition’s goal is to win 243 assembly seats in the upcoming elections. He praised the Modi government’s achievements and emphasized that NDA workers will ensure the government’s developmental policies reach every household in Bihar.
The conference, which showcased the unity of the NDA alliance, saw enthusiastic participation of party workers. Leaders from all coalition parties, including BJP’s Dr. Dilip Jaiswal, JDU’s Umesh Singh Kushwaha, LJP (Ram Vilas)’s Raju Tiwari, HAM’s Anil Singh, and RLSP’s Madan Chaudhary, inspired workers and reinforced their collective commitment to Bihar’s progress.
Dr. Jaiswal highlighted the NDA’s governance achievements under Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, citing initiatives like women’s empowerment, youth employment, and improved infrastructure. He contrasted the current development with the past, stating that villages once dependent on lanterns now have electricity. Criticizing the RJD, he accused them of prioritizing family politics over social justice, asserting that the NDA has the vision, policies, and determination needed for Bihar’s prosperity.
JDU State President Umesh Singh Kushwaha described the massive turnout as a reflection of the upcoming election results, pointing out the public’s rejection of RJD’s politics in the past. Raju Tiwari of LJP (Ram Vilas) urged workers to prepare with unity and confidence, while HAM’s Anil Singh emphasized the continued public trust in the NDA’s development-oriented policies.
Madan Chaudhary of RLSP assured that Bihar would never return to the era of “jungle raj,” highlighting the stark differences between the RJD and NDA governance. He reiterated that people’s faith in the NDA’s development agenda remains strong.
The conference concluded with a shared resolve among coalition partners and workers to secure a decisive victory in the assembly elections. Leaders expressed confidence that the NDA’s united efforts would lead to a developed and prosperous Bihar.
