Nishad party to mobilise workers

Lucknow: The Nishad party is set to organise a training camp in the first week of October to mobilise its workers ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.Besides the existing workforce, the new joinees will also participate in the three-day event.The party has designed a pledge running into several points which will be administered to the party’s footsoldiers and office-bearers. The workers will vow that they would neither listen to any other leader than the party president, Sanjay Nishad, nor attend the rally of any other political party. TNN

Nishad Party eyes 25 seats in Cgarh polls

The Nishad Party is looking to expand beyond Uttar Pradesh and is focusing on building a strong organizational structure in Chhattisgarh, where assembly polls are scheduled for this year. Party president Sanjay Nishad has instructed party workers to reach out to the fishermen community, which makes up about 10% of the population in the state. The party plans to contest the Chhattisgarh elections in alliance with the BJP, targeting Nishad-dominated regions.

Party workers must fulfil duties religiously

Union aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia stated that fulfilling party duties is not only a duty but also a religious obligation. This comes after the BJP released its second list of candidates for the upcoming Madhya Pradesh assembly polls, which includes three Union ministers and a national general secretary. Scindia responded to the criticism from the Congress, saying that the people of Madhya Pradesh will decide who is nervous in the elections. He expressed confidence that the people of Madhya Pradesh support Prime Minister Modi.

Tamil Nadu BJP office-bearers to meet on October 3

The BJP state unit in Tamil Nadu has called for a meeting to discuss the situation following the withdrawal of the AIADMK from the NDA alliance. The party is also in talks with other potential allies affected by the alliance's breakup. The BJP national leadership is still assessing the situation and has issued a gag order on discussing alliance matters in public. The meeting will focus on strengthening booth committees and the possibility of forming alliances with other parties. The AIADMK leaders, on the other hand, maintain that their decision to end the alliance is final.