Strategy for Weak Seats

JDU has built a fresh plan to regain these 50 constituencies. Senior officials and coordinators will supervise every seat. Earlier defeats were linked to sabotage and defections, but the leadership now insists on unity and close monitoring.

Booth Management Drive

Booth-level strength forms the core of the plan. Each booth will have 10–12 active workers who will reach out to voters directly. District units will mark sensitive booths and ensure personal contact with people across the constituencies.

Leadership Confidence

Senior leader Vijay Kumar Chaudhary stated that the party has moved forward with stronger unity. With Paswan and Kushwaha inside the NDA fold, he said disputes will not arise. “We are working harder this time, and with combined efforts, NDA will gain more seats,” he added.

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Before Shah’s visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reach Bihar on September 15. In Purnia, Modi will address a massive rally at the SSBN campus, inaugurate Purnia Airport, and launch Patna Metro services. He will also lay the foundation for major railway and road projects, boosting connectivity and infrastructure in the state.

Reports suggest that Shah’s September visits will energize BJP cadres. The party has divided Bihar into five zones, and Shah will directly interact with committees from each zone. A possible meeting with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and NDA allies may also take place to strengthen coordination.

Adding to the momentum, BJP National President JP Nadda will be in Patna on September 13 to meet the state core committee. Earlier, Shah had chaired a Delhi meeting on September 3, reviewing manifesto points and early candidate lists.

With back-to-back visits by Modi, Shah, and Nadda, BJP is setting the stage for a high-octane campaign in Bihar.

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