Tejashwi to hit the ground to get party workers’ feedback
The Hindu
Tejashwi Yadav leads RJD meeting to discuss 'Karykarta Samvad' program, focusing on party workers' views and strengthening organisation.
Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav on Wednesday convened a meeting of party MLAs, MLCs, MPs and former lawmakers to discuss the strategy for ‘Karykarta Samvad’ programme, scheduled to begin on September 10 from Samastipur.
Addressing the gathering, Mr. Yadav said that the programme, which will kickstart from Samastipur, the birthplace of socialist leader Karpoori Thakur, is aimed at having an exchange of views with the party workers. Party workers from across districts in Bihar will be consulted during the programme till September 17.
“I will interact with those workers who are actively working for the party and will exchange ideas to strengthen the organisation. There would be no crowd, just active workers,” Mr. Yadav said.
He instructed the district presidents of RJD to prepare the list of leaders in each district before the dialogue so that it can help in the interaction.
“The leaders and workers working at the organisational level are the backbone of the party, and the purpose of the interaction is to elicit views on the problems faced by the party and common people so that we can take measures to resolve it,” Mr Yadav said.
He told party workers to ensure that the exploited, the deprived and the poor are respected and their problems are solved.
The exercise is being done to woo voters and strengthen the party before the State Assembly elections in 2025.
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