NDA Meeting in Patna Prepares for PM Modis Upcoming Visit to Bihar

Patna, November 13 (Daily Kiran) : Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Bihar on November 21, prompting extensive preparations across the state. In light of this, a meeting was held on Friday at the Janata Dal (United) state office in Patna to review the arrangements for his proposed program in the Vaishali district’s Janadaha-Rajapakar industrial area.

Key attendees included Umesh Singh Kushwaha, the state president of JD(U), Sanjay Sarawagi from the BJP, Surendra Vivek of the Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), Dr. Anil Kumar from the Hindustani Awam Morcha, and Prashant Pankaj, the executive state president of RJD. The leaders discussed various aspects of the event’s preparations.

The meeting focused on ensuring that the Prime Minister’s program is grand and historic. The leaders emphasized the need for improved coordination among NDA coalition parties down to the booth level, fostering better teamwork and management to enhance the event’s preparations.

Additionally, the NDA leaders expressed their satisfaction with the decision to name the Kachhi Dargah-Bidupur six-lane bridge as ‘Nitish Setu,’ thanking Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary for this initiative. They highlighted the significance of the bridge’s inauguration by PM Modi on November 21 as a source of pride and joy.

Senior NDA leaders, including Sanjay Kumar Singh, the chief whip of the ruling party in the Bihar Legislative Council, JD(U) state general secretary Anil Kumar, Pawan Jaiswal, and Rajesh Verma, were also present at the meeting.

This visit is anticipated to bring new announcements related to industrial investment, infrastructure development, and job creation, addressing the state’s ongoing challenges with limited revenue resources and industrial growth. Large-scale development projects have become a priority for the government as Bihar seeks to overcome these hurdles.