JAN SURAJ SET OUT FOR CHANGE

JAN SURAJ SET OUT FOR CHANGE

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RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA------------------------ Jansuraj's "Bihar Badlaav Yatra" kicked off in Ara. Jansurajis say the public is in a mood for change this time.

The Jansuraj Party, which aims to give a new direction to Bihar, is organizing the "Bihar Badlaav Yatra" in all districts. In this sequence, the Bihar Badlaav Yatra commenced in the Ara Assembly constituency on Thursday.

The journey for the Ara Assembly constituency began at the JP Memorial near Ramna Maidan. The Jansurajis began the journey by garlanding the statue of Jananayak Jai Prakash Narayan, raising the slogan "Jai Bihar." This was followed by garlanding the statue of Ambedkar.

Conveners Devendra Yadav, Zakir Hussain, Ajit Singh, District Election Incharge Govind Singh, Shahabad Election Campaign Committee Coordinator Salma Begum, Office Incharge Anil Mishra, and Dr. Kunal were leading the procession, carrying flags.

The journey was led by Deepak Singh, Election Incharge for the Ara Assembly constituency. He stated that they would travel throughout the Ara Assembly constituency within the stipulated time. They would reach out to the people of the entire Municipal Corporation and the rural areas.

Representing the Bihar Badlaav Yatra in the Ara Assembly constituency, potential candidate Ashok Manav, Dr. Vijay Gupta, Chandrabhanu Gupta, Shailaja Singh, Rajiv Ranjan Raj, Rahul Singh, along with workers from across the city and block, set out in a convoy to raise awareness throughout the municipal corporation on the first day. Each carried yellow Jansuraj flags, school bags, placards bearing the election symbol, and a leaflet containing Jansuraj's promises. They distributed these to passersby, neighborhood homes, and shops, explaining each issue. Throughout, the slogan "Jai Bihar" was echoed.

District spokesperson Rupendra Mishra stated that the first day of the Yatra in the Ara Assembly constituency covered the entire municipal corporation area. The Yatra began from the JP Memorial, traveled through Ambedkar Chowk, the Municipal Corporation, the Old Police Lines, Maulabagh, Church Turn, Chandwa Turn, the New Police Lines, Sankat Mochan, the station, the bus stand, the bypass, Dharhara, and reached Dhanupra. During the Yatra, people were informed about the Jansuraj Party's vision and the changes it aims to bring about for the future of their children. Additionally, issues related to the municipal corporation were discussed with the public. Ashok Manav addressed every neighborhood during the march.

After reaching Dhanupra, the march turned into a public meeting. Addressing the public, he urged them to choose a government this time with their children's future in mind. They should consider comprehensive changes to stop migration and eliminate unemployment. Jansuraj is providing them with an alternative.

Election Campaign Committee Coordinator Salma Begum stated that this march is being held throughout the district. There are seven assembly constituencies in our district. The march will be held everywhere. Today marks the beginning of the Municipal Corporation. We aim to reach every household with Jansuraj.

District Election Incharge Govind Singh stated that we have appointed separate incharges for each assembly constituency in the district. Under their guidance, a route map is being prepared and the area is being toured. Everyone has also received campaign materials.

Dr. Vijay Gupta stated that the public is dissatisfied with the current MLA. People are seeking change. We are also informing people about the Family Benefit Card. Meanwhile, Rajiv Ranjan Raj stated that we have organized the march unitedly. People in every ward have learned about Jansuraj. They see a better option. We are also explaining our government's promises logically. Chandrabhanu Gupta said that in every neighborhood we visit, people are already waiting. They too have hope for change. Rahul Singh said that Jansuraj has settled in everyone's hearts. In such a situation, our journey is successful.

The Bihar Badlaav Yatra included district committee members, subdivision members, all members of the Ara block and ward committees, along with thousands of Jansuraj workers.