RJD leader and former Bihar Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav has started the ‘Aabhar Yatra’ in the state from today (Tuesday). This journey of Tejashwi Yadav is starting from Karpoori Thakur’s land Samastipur. The purpose of this journey is to strengthen the organization as well as to establish communication with the workers and take feedback. It is being called Aabhar Yatra because according to the party, it is important to thank the public for the kind of support they have given in the Lok Sabha elections and Vishwas Yatra. It is being said that during this journey, Tejashwi Yadav will reach every assembly (243 seats) of Bihar. Let us tell you that elections are to be held in Bihar next year.
Visit to 4 districts in the first phase
The first phase of this journey of Tejashwi Yadav is starting from Samastipur, where he will stay today and tomorrow i.e. on 11 September. After this, there will be a two-day journey in Darbhanga, after which he will meet the workers for two days in Madhubani. The last stop of the first phase will be in Muzaffarpur. This first phase of the journey will run till 17 September. It is being said that the further schedule will be decided after the first phase.
According to the information, during the Karyakarta Samvad program, Tejashwi will inform the party leaders and workers about the achievements of his 17-month tenure, so that the party workers can make the public aware of the work done during RJD’s tenure in government.
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The program schedule will be like this
According to the schedule, Tejashwi will be in Samastipur on September 10 and 11, in Darbhanga on September 12 and 13, will interact with workers in Madhubani on September 14 and 15 and will communicate with Muzaffarpur workers on September 16-17.
Assembly elections in Bihar next year
Let us tell you that assembly elections are to be held in Bihar in November 2025 next year. At the same time, RJD emerged as the largest party in the last Bihar elections. But the RJD-led grand alliance missed the majority. RJD does not want to leave any stone unturned in the election preparations this time and hence the party has started preparations from now on. Tejashwi has already announced to reach all the 243 assembly constituencies of the state.
Earlier, during this program, Tejashwi had advised RJD leaders and workers not to wear green coloured gamchha. Tejashwi gave a strict message to the party leaders and workers that they should not come to the Karyakarta Samvad program wearing green coloured gamchha. They should give priority to wearing green coloured cap and party badge instead of gamchha. After this, his program became a topic of discussion in the whole of Bihar.
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