Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary called an NDA meeting on Friday amid preparations for the Bankipur by-election. The meeting at Lok Sevak Awas holds importance as all five alliance parties will participate.
Senior leaders, district presidents, the chief minister, and Bihar government ministers will attend the meeting. The discussion will focus on coordination between NDA partners across Bihar.
The meeting agenda gained attention after JDU leaders Sanjay Jha and Neeraj Kumar shared details. Both leaders explained the purpose behind bringing alliance members together.
NDA Leaders To Discuss District-Level Coordination
Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Jha said the meeting will take place at the chief minister’s residence. He confirmed that district presidents from all five parties will attend.
Senior party leaders will also participate along with ministers from the Bihar government. Jha said the meeting aims to strengthen coordination at district and block levels.
Furthermore, leaders will collect feedback from every district during the discussion. They will also review ongoing work and receive suggestions from party members.
All party presidents will remain present during the meeting. The focus will remain on improving cooperation between NDA partners.
Nitish Kumar’s Presence Becomes A Key Highlight
JDU leader and party spokesperson Neeraj Kumar highlighted former Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s presence at the meeting. He called the day significant for Bihar politics.
Neeraj Kumar said Bihar voters gave a strong mandate and showed trust in Nitish Kumar’s leadership and NDA. He added that Nitish Kumar’s decision to step aside created discussions among workers.
According to Neeraj Kumar, Nitish Kumar’s presence will inspire other party workers. He also said the government will continue working on the roadmap of “7 Nishchay-3”.
District Leaders To Connect Directly With Chief Minister
JDU Bhagalpur district president Suraj Prakash Rai reached the meeting venue. He said this meeting marks the first direct interaction between the chief minister and district-level organisational leaders.
The NDA meeting is expected to strengthen communication between alliance leaders and grassroots workers. The discussion will provide feedback from districts before upcoming political challenges.
