Patna: Patna witnessed a festive and emotional atmosphere on Monday when Nitin Nabin arrived in the Bihar capital for the first time after becoming the national president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). From the moment he stepped out of Patna Airport, party workers welcomed him with drums, flower garlands and loud slogans. A Bhojpuri song, “Jodi Nitish–Modi Ke Hit Ho Gail”, was played during the welcome, adding a musical and celebratory touch to the political event. Supporters waved saffron scarves and flags, turning the airport area into a colourful scene filled with excitement and pride.
The enthusiasm continued as Nitin Nabin moved from the airport towards the city. Large welcome posters and banners were displayed at many important places in Patna. A huge bike rally was organised by BJP workers, in which hundreds of people participated. The roads were filled with supporters chanting slogans and carrying saffron flags. People stood along the route to see the new national president, while the sound of drums and songs created an atmosphere similar to a festival.
The main programme was held at Bapu Auditorium, where the BJP organised a grand felicitation ceremony in honour of Nitin Nabin. The entire auditorium was decorated in saffron, from the stage to the seating area. As soon as he reached the stage, loud applause and slogans filled the hall. Saffron scarves were seen waving everywhere, showing the unity and strength of the party. Thousands of BJP workers from different districts of Bihar attended the programme, making it one of the largest party gatherings in the city.
During the event, Nitin Nabin is expected to interact directly with the party workers and encourage them to work harder to strengthen the organisation. Bihar BJP president Sanjay Sarawagi said that Nitin Nabin becoming the national president at the age of 45 is a proud moment for the state. He added that this leadership will bring new energy and direction to the party in Bihar.
As part of his two-day visit, Nitin Nabin will take part in several organisational and political programmes. He will hold an important meeting with the party’s state office bearers and also visit the Bihar Legislative Assembly, where MLAs and MLCs will welcome him. After that, he will attend a programme in the Bankipur assembly constituency. He is scheduled to return to Delhi from Patna on Tuesday evening, ending a visit that has left a strong impact on BJP workers across the state.
