I HAVE BECOME MLA TO SERVE NOT TO LOOT: RAGHWENDRA PRATAP SINGH

I HAVE BECOME MLA TO SERVE NOT TO LOOT: RAGHWENDRA PRATAP SINGH

19-JULY-ENG 10

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA------------------------Booth Empowerment Campaign program organized by Bharatiya Janata Party was held in Barhara of Barhara Mandal on Friday. The program was presided over by Barhara Mandal President Shubham Pandey.

As the chief guest, Barhara MLA cum former minister Raghavendra Pratap Singh addressed the workers involved in the program and said that NDA will win all the seats including Barhara in Bihar 2025 elections. I became MLA from Barhara assembly seven times, but I still live in a simple form. People come here wearing Phathi and leave wearing Pitambar. I always bow before the people of Barhara. He said that people say that there has been no development in Barhara. I want to tell. How much time does it take to reach our respective villages from Ara to Saraiya, Ara to Barhara, Ara to Salempur and Ara. Today, despite being a flood affected area, all the villages are connected to the main roads. There is ample electricity.

The Barhara MLA stressed that many people are staking their claim in Barhara, but Barhara is not a place to be sold, rather it is a place to show bravery. He said that I have been the MLA of Barhara for seven times and I become MLA only to serve the people, not to loot.

Whoever is given the symbol by the Bharatiya Janata Party will contest the elections. In the program, Barhara Assembly in-charge Sanjay Kumar Singh, District Vice President Dhananjay Tiwari, Assembly Coordinator Sanjay Tiwari, Assembly Guardian Dheeraj Singh, Division in-charge Ranjeet Gupta, former Division President Santosh Singh Santu, Ramakant Singh, Manoranjan Tiwari, Ramayan Singh, Abhay Singh, Ujjwal Singh, Pappu Singh, Sandeep Singh, Rambabu Pandey, Rajesh Tiwari, Yashwant Singh, Ashutosh Pathak, Baban Singh, Rajendra Singh, Bhushan Singh, Radheshyam Singh, Krishna Singh, Radheshyam Bind, Bablu Soni, Anil Chandravanshi, Devcharan Bind along with Barhara Division officials, active workers and hundreds of prominent workers from all booths were present.