Lucknow: In the Lok Sabha 2024 elections, the success of the NDA alliance in Bihar and the formation of the government for the third time under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Center, the National President of Janata Dal United and the popular Chief Minister of Bihar Government Nitish Kumar has played an important role and the party also has a participation in the central government, due to which the attraction of leaders of other parties towards the party has increased.
In this sequence, Amar Nath Singh, former Executive State President of State Employees Joint Council Uttar Pradesh and National Incharge of Satya Kranti Party, impressed by the policies and ideas of Janata Dal United Party, took membership of the party under the leadership of the State President of the party Anoop Singh Patel.
The State President has expressed confidence that with his joining the party, the support base of the party will increase in the divisions of Purvanchal including Basti. To strengthen and activate the party organization in the state, the work of formation of district unit is going on at this time and on the instructions of the State President, the senior officials of the party will select the District President for the formation of the district unit through the District Workers Conference.
In this sequence, on July 5, 2024, a workers’ conference will be held in Badaun district, in which Bareilly Mandal Convenor Dr. Bharat Gangwar will be present as the chief guest and will conduct the election of the District President.
Senior party leaders Manendra Singh, Dr. Bharat Gangwar, Awadhesh Singh, Sanjay Singh Patel, Anand Kumar Singh, Poonam Singh, Mamta Singh, Shailendra Verma, Subhash Pathak, Bhaiya Harishankar Patel, DM Singh Gaharwar, Patel Abhishek Chaudhary, Sanjay Kumar Singh, Diwakar Singh, Kunwar Ajay Singh, Amar Singh Katiyar, Dr. Rajesh Verma, Devendra Singh Balhar, Rajesh Verma, Shiv Mangal Saroj, Gokul Prasad Verma, Om Prakash Verma, Jitendra Singh and hundreds of others have congratulated Amar Nath Singh on joining the party
