PUBLIC INTEREST IN JANSURAJ GROWS IN KOELWAR

PUBLIC INTEREST IN JANSURAJ GROWS IN KOELWAR

3-NOV-ENG 1

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA------------------------Public interest in the Jansuraj campaign is rapidly increasing in the Sandesh Assembly constituency. On Wednesday, Rudra Raj, the younger brother of the Jansuraj candidate, launched a massive outreach campaign in several surrounding areas, including the Koilwar Nagar Panchayat, and directly interacted with the public.

Rudra Raj went door-to-door in the area, meeting people and discussing local issues. He stated that Bihar still grapples with challenges such as migration, unemployment, and a weak education system. Jansuraj is committed to building a new and developed Bihar by prioritizing these issues. He stated that our goal is to create a Bihar where youth do not have to leave the state for employment, children receive quality education, and every citizen has access to better healthcare.

Rudra Raj appealed to the people to rise above caste and religious politics and vote solely on development issues. He said that Bihar needs a new thinking and a new direction – and Jansuraj is showing that direction. He said that together we can change Bihar. Every village, every neighborhood should be connected to the mainstream of development – ​​this is the goal of Jansuraj.

During the outreach campaign, many local citizens, youth activists, and common people were present, including social worker Dev Kumar Singh of Nagar Panchayat Koilwar. People supported Rudra Raj's views and said that Bihar now needs change. The public shared problems such as the poor condition of the area's roads, the drinking water crisis, education, and employment. Rudra Raj assured that if a Jansuraj government is formed, all these issues will be addressed on a priority basis.

Following Rudra Raj's outreach campaign, political discussions have intensified in Koilwar. Especially among youth and first-time voters, there is a strong interest in Jansuraj. People believe that Jansuraj has now become more than just a movement, becoming a new force of public confidence.