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A marathon meeting was held at the party’s national headquarters recently, also attended by chief 2019 Lok Sabha win architect HM Amit Shah.
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A marathon meeting was held at the party’s national headquarters recently, also attended by chief 2019 Lok Sabha win architect HM Amit Shah.
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar and JD(U) national president RCP Singh greet newly elected party state President Umesh Kushwaha PATNA: Former legislator Umesh Kushwaha was on Sunday unanimously elected as the Janata Dal (United) Bihar unit president, in a bid to strengthen the ruling party's old "Luv-Kush" support base. Election of Kushwaha, a former party MLA from Mahnar assembly constituency in Vaishali district, was ratified at the party's state council meeting in Patna. "Party's Bihar unit chief Bashishtha Narayan Singh proposed name of Kushwaha for the party's state president post, which was un...
Umesh Kushwaha is new Bihar JD(U) president Updated: Updated: Ruling party mulled over its dismal performance in the last Assembly elections in two-day meet Share Article AAA Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and JD(U) national president RCP Singh greet newly elected party State president Umesh Kushwaha (centre), in Patna on January 10, 2021. | Photo Credit: PTI Ruling party mulled over its dismal performance in the last Assembly elections in two-day meet On the second day of a two-day State executive committee meeting of Bihar’s ruling party, the Janata Dal-United (JD-U), on Sunday, pa...
Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar and JD(U) national president RCP Singh greet the newly elected JD(U) Bihar unit president Umesh Kushwaha in Patna. (Photo credits: PTI) PATNA: Former MLA Umesh Kushwaha (46) was on Sunday unanimously elected as Bihar unit president of the ruling Janata Dal (United), giving a clear indication that Nitish Kumar’s party is trying to re-strengthen its traditional support base of “Luv-Kush” (Kurmi and Kushwaha castes). Kushwaha replaced Bashishtha Narayan Singh, party’s state president and Rajya Sabha member. The election of Kushwaha, a former JD(U) MLA ...