In a move that’s sparking celebrations across Bihar, BJP’s national president Nitin Nabin has been selected as the party’s Rajya Sabha nominee from the state. Cabinet Minister Dilip Jaiswal described it as a glorious chapter for Bihar, with the party’s top leader set to grace the Upper House on behalf of the state.
Speaking to the media in Patna, Jaiswal welcomed the central leadership’s announcement with open arms. He portrayed Nabin’s journey to Rajya Sabha as a stroke of luck, spotlighting his rich political journey, masterful organizational abilities, and deep commitment to serving the people. ‘Nabin will undoubtedly make Bihar’s concerns resonate strongly in the national forum,’ Jaiswal asserted, foreseeing enhanced glory for the state through his efforts on national and public welfare issues.
Jaiswal didn’t hold back praise for Upendra Kushwaha, the NDA’s pick from Rashtriya Lok Morcha. Offering hearty congratulations, he voiced strong belief in Kushwaha’s potential to propel NDA’s growth-oriented policies, playing a pivotal role in state and country advancement. Prayers for his health and fruitful term followed.
The announcement coincided with Holi festivities, where Jaiswal joined Nitin Nabin at BJP Patna’s Holi get-together. Interacting cordially with grassroots workers, he shared festival greetings and stressed Holi’s essence of brotherhood and organizational solidarity. Lauding workers as the party’s backbone, Jaiswal wished the entire state joyful Holi celebrations.
Prominent BJP figure Ravi Shankar Prasad shared his exhilaration, congratulating Nabin profusely. He highlighted how Nabin’s seasoned leadership in organization and governance would raise parliamentary standards and fuel missions for grassroots welfare and upliftment.