Patna: A massive crowd of enthusiastic workers attended the NDA Workers’ Conference in Sasaram, pledging their commitment to winning the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections. The event, which was held at Fazalganj Stadium, saw participation from Dr. Dilip Jaiswal, the state president of BJP and Bihar’s Revenue and Land Reform Minister, alongside other prominent leaders from NDA constituent parties. The leaders urged the workers to stay united and focused on the goal of securing victory in the elections.
At the conference, workers cheered loudly for the NDA and raised slogans, showing their unity and energy. Along with Dr. Jaiswal, other leaders such as Umesh Singh Kushwaha (JD(U)), Raju Tiwari (LJP-R), Anil Singh (HAM), and Madan Chaudhary (RALOMO) joined the event and called for collective strength to face the upcoming elections. All the leaders emphasized the need to maintain solidarity and strengthen the party to ensure a strong showing in the assembly elections.
Dr. Dilip Jaiswal addressed the gathering by acknowledging the crucial role played by party workers. He likened the workers to a powerful army that is essential in spreading the party’s ideology and reaching out to the people. He also expressed confidence that the BJP has already gained momentum for the upcoming elections, thanks to the energy of its dedicated workers. Dr. Jaiswal further criticized the opposition alliance, referring to it as a coalition of corruption and family interests, claiming that the opposition parties are mired in scandals.
Umesh Singh Kushwaha, president of JD(U), praised Bihar’s rich cultural heritage and noted how Nitish Kumar’s government has enhanced it, offering respect and opportunities to the state’s women. Reflecting on the changes, he highlighted how people no longer fear going outside at night, emphasizing the progress made under the current government.
Raju Tiwari, president of LJP (Ram Vilas), explained that the NDA’s alliance is driven by the goal of Bihar’s development, not the pursuit of power. He confidently stated that the NDA will win the assembly elections based on its track record. Anil Singh of HAM and Madan Chaudhary of RALOMO also expressed optimism, with both leaders confident that the NDA’s unity and workers’ enthusiasm would lead to a successful 2025 election outcome, ensuring a government that would benefit the poor and foster development in Bihar.
