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Nawada, July 31 (HS). Bihar government minister and Nawada in-charge Dr Prem Kumar has said that the NDA government will be formed with a huge majority at any cost in the assembly elections to be held in 2025. For this, every worker should get involved in taking the achievements of the central and state government to the people. He was addressing the detailed district BJP executive meeting held under the chairmanship of District President Anil Mehta at the Nawada BJP office on Wednesday.
Dr Prem said that the NDA government of the center and the state has transformed the country and the state. Due to this, we will stop even the opening of accounts of people of other parties. He said that the workers should take the achievements of the Modi government as well as the Bihar government to the people. So that they can realize the development work done by us. Former state minister of Bharatiya Janata Party, Dr Poonam Sharma has said that every worker of the Bharatiya Janata Party will contact each person and make the NDA win with a huge majority in the 2025 assembly elections.
He said that the women's group has been made very strong. While counting the achievements of Narendra Modi, he said that today the country has reached great heights. He also praised the good work done by the Bihar government. District President Anil Mehta said that every single worker of ours is ready for the assembly elections. Who is actively participating in the public contact campaign.
He said that committees have been formed up to the booth level. There is no problem of any kind. On this occasion, BJP MLA Aruna Devi, former MLA Anil Prasad Singh, former BJP president Professor Vijay Kumar, former president Shashi Bhushan Bablu, Virendra Kumar, Sanjay Kumar Munna, General Secretary Vijay Kumar Pandey, senior leader Pramod Kumar Chunnu, Sudhir Singh and a large number of BJP workers were present. District Bharatiya Janata Party President Anil Mehta said that the team of workers has been prepared. NDA candidates will win on all five seats of the district.
