NDA leaders rally support for Bihar Assembly Elections at workers' conference

NDA leaders, including BJP’s Bihar unit president Dilip Jaiswal, JDU’s state president Umesh Singh Kushwaha, LJP (RV)’ state president Raju Tewari, HAM’s state president Anil Singh, and RLSP’s state president Madan Choudhari, attended the NDA workers’ conference held in Sheohar and Sitamarhi district of Bihar on Friday.

The leaders appealed to the workers to start their preparation for the assembly polls as soon as possible. The Bihar assembly polls will be held in the second phase of this year.

The NDA workers’ conferences, held at the collectorate ground in Sheohar and the airport grounds in Dumra (Sitamarhi), witnessed participation from workers of all NDA’s allies.


Addressing the workers, BJP State President Dilip Jaiswal said the culture of the NDA is one of development and justice. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, NDA does the politics of development. “We believe in the politics of development, and we get elected again and again in different states. Bihar, Maharashtra, and Gujarat are examples,” he told the workers.

He highlighted recent developments, such as the reopening of the Riga Sugar Mill, as examples of industrial growth under the NDA government, applauding Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and local MP Lovely Anand for their efforts.

JD(U) State President Umesh Singh Kushwaha said the opposition does politics in the name of great men but does not follow the path shown by them. He highlighted the maintenance of law and order as a major achievement of the NDA government in Bihar.

LJP (Ram Vilas) State President Raju Tiwari said the energy and dedication displayed by the workers at the conference show that the NDA will achieve a resounding victory in the upcoming Bihar elections.

HAM State President Anil Singh echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing. RLSP State President Madan Chaudhary highlighted the NDA workers are dedicated to serve the people throughout the five-year term.